DYNAMIC I-T INC
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                         SECURITIES EXCHANGE COMMISSION
                             Washington, D.C. 20549


                                    FORM 14f

              NOTICE OF ARRANGEMENT REGARDING ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
                                WITHOUT A MEETING




Pursuant to Section 14(f) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934

Date of Designation: 10 days after the date of filing of this
Notice and transmittal thereof to the Registrant's shareholders.

Commission File number:  0-012139

                                DYNAMIC I-T, INC.
                                -----------------
             (Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter)

COLORADO                                                    82-0379959
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State or Other Jurisdiction                                 (I.R.S. Employer
of incorporation or organization)                           Identification
                                                            Number)

C/O 10200 W. 44TH AVE., #400, WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO 80033
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(Address of principal Executive Offices          Zip Code)

Registrant's telephone number, including area code:(303)422-8127





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                 VOTING SECURITIES AND PRINCIPAL HOLDERS THEREOF


VOTING SHARES OUTSTANDING

As of March 10, 2000,  there were 32,400,000  voting shares of the  Registrant's
$.001 par value common stock  outstanding  (including  shares  authorized  to be
issued),  its only class of voting  securities,  each share entitling the holder
thereof to one vote.

SECURITY OWNERSHIP OF CERTAIN BENEFICIAL OWNERS AND MANAGEMENT

The following persons are known by the Registrant to own or control beneficially
more than five percent of its outstanding $.001 par value common stock, its only
class of voting  stock.  The table  below  also sets  forth the total  number of
shares of the  Registrant's  outstanding  voting stock owned by its officers and
directors and by persons designated to become directors:
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<S>                                            <C>                           <C>                      <C>

                                                         Number of                 Percent of              Percent
                                                        Shares Owned              Class Before             of Class
Name and Address of                                     Beneficially               Transaction              After
Beneficial Owner                                       and of Record               on February             Purchase
                                                                                    14, 2000               Transaction

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Robert Clautice (3)                                                   49,500                   4.95%                 .1%
- ----------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- -----------------------  ------------------
M.R. Reeves (3)(5)                                                   197,501                   19.7%                 .6%
- ----------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- -----------------------  ------------------
Redgie Green (3)                                                      49,500                   4.95%                 .1%
- ----------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- -----------------------  ------------------
Spencer Young                                                        232,500                      0%                 .6%
- ----------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- -----------------------  ------------------
Complex Holdings, Ltd.                                            30,400,000                      0%                 94%
- ----------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- -----------------------  ------------------
Patrick Doyle                                                            (2)                      0%                 94%
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Brian O'Dell                                                          (1)(2)                      0%                 94%
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Melvyn Quiller (4)                                                    (1)(2)                      0%                 94%
- ----------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- -----------------------  ------------------
Chafe Omar Abou Richeh (4)                                               (1)                      0%                 94%
- ----------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- -----------------------  ------------------
Raymond A. King(4)                                                       (1)                      0%                 94%
- ----------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- -----------------------  ------------------
Ahmed Abdulla Mannai(4)                                                  (1)                      0%                 94%
- ----------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- -----------------------  ------------------


(1)      Officer/Director/Principal of Complex Holdings, Ltd.
(2)      Newly appointed Director
(3)      Resigning Director
(4)      Proposed Director
(5)      Includes shares owned by husband Coke Reeves

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CHANGES IN CONTROL OF REGISTRANT

     On February 14, 2000,  Complex Holdings,  Ltd. and the Company entered into
an agreement  to sell to Complex  Holdings,  Ltd.  30,400,000  common  shares of
Registrant  for  $200,000  cash  on  February  15,  2000,  $600,000  cash in the
following  nine  months  and all of the  outstanding  stock of Banknet  Kft.,  a
Hungarian corporation.


                        DIRECTORS AND EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

The current Directors and Executive officers of Registrant are:

         Spencer Young                 Director              Vice President
         M.R. Reeves                   Director              Secretary
         Redgie Green                  Director
         Robert Clautice               Director
         Brian O'Dell                  Director
         Patrick Doyle                 Director

LEGAL PROCEEDINGS

         No current  director or future director,  officer,  or affiliate of the
Registrant,  five  percent  holder  of any  class of  voting  securities  of the
Registrant, nor any associate of the above, is a party adverse to the Registrant
or has a material interest adverse to the Registrant,  except that Patrick Doyle
and Brian  O'Dell  are  officers  and  directors  and  shareholders  of  Complex
Holdings, Ltd. which has a material interest and which owns 30,400,000 shares.


                                   MANAGEMENT


     IDENTIFICATION OF DIRECTORS TO BE APPOINTED WITHOUT SHAREHOLDER MEETING

         Upon consummation of the Share Purchase  transactions,  but in no event
sooner than ten days after the filing of this Form and mailing of this Notice to
Shareholders,  three of the present  Directors of the Company,  Robert Clautice,
M.R. Reeves and Redgie Green, will resign.

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         The persons  nominated  to be directors  of the  Registrant,  and their
ages, are as follows:

                  NAME                                                AGE
                  ----                                                ---
                  Raymond A. King                                     57
                  Ahmed Abdulla Mannai                                69
                  Chafe Omar Abou Richeh                              53
                  Melvyn F. Quiller                                   54
                  Patrick Doyle                                       58
                  Brian O'Dell                                        56


BUSINESS EXPERIENCE

         The following is a brief account of the business  experience  during at
least the past five years of the persons  designated  to be new directors of the
Registrant,  (including  recently appointed  Directors,  Patrick Doyle and Brian
O'Dell),  indicating the principal  occupation and employment during that period
by each, and the name and principal  business of the organizations by which they
were employed.

         RAYMOND A. KING  qualified in England as a Chartered  Secretary  and is
also a Fellow  of the  Institute  of  Bankers  and the  Institute  of  Financial
Accountants.  He has had a  distinguished  career  spanning over 40 years in the
Banking and Financial Markets in the City of London.  Mr. King was a part of the
senior management team at National Westminster Bank Ltd for 27 years followed by
time with P.K.  Christiania  Bank and The  Moscow  Narodny  Bank Ltd.  After one
career in the Banking sector Mr. King embarked upon a second career in Corporate
Finance in which he continues to be actively  involved to the present  date.  In
1962 Mr.  King was  appointed  Finance  Director,  and rose to  become  Managing
Director  of  Chartwell  Internationa  Group PLC a company  listed on the London
Stock Exchange AIM market. In 1996 Mr. King was appointed the Chairman of Norske
Energy  Corporation  and was  instrumental  in obtaining a listing on Nasdaq for
that Corporation. In 1999 Mr. King was appointed the Finance Director of Complex
Holdings  Limited and in the same year was also  appointed  Finance  Director of
Groundwork Trust an environmental charity.

         AHMED  ABDULLA  MANNAI is a citizen  of Qatar  and is the  Chairman  of
Mannai  Corporation a  diversified  company that employs over 3000 people within


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the companies that operate on a world wide basis. Mr. Mannai currently serves on
the Board of Directors of Complex Holdings Limited, Qatar Insurance Company, The
Gulf Publishing & Printing  Organization  [the publishers of the "Gulf Times" in
Qatar] and the Bahrain based international  investment Bank "The Investcorp Bank
EC" of which he is also a founding  member In  recognition  of his  contribution
towards  Economic and  Industrial  Co-operation  between  Qatar and France,  Mr.
Mannai was appointed  "Commandeur de la Legion  d`Honneur" by the late President
Francois Mitterand. The current President of France Jaques Chirac awarded to Mr.
Mannai, in honor of his distinguished  services,  the "Gold Medal of the Town of
Paris".

         CHAFE  OMAR ABOU  RICHEH is a Saudi  National  and has some 30 years of
experience  in  the   Telecommunications   Industry  that   encompasses   secure
communications, C31, data  communications, line of sight, satellite and security
systems.  In 1968 Mr. Abou Richeh  graduated from George  Washington  University
with a Masters Degree in  Electronics.  Mr. Abou Richeh has spent a considerable
part of his career in the  Middle  East where he  established  and  subsequently
managed numerous successful  telecommunication  enterprises in Saudi Arabia, the
Gulf States,  Lebanon and Syria.  He was one of the founding  members of British
Telecom  and  Telettra  in  Saudi  Arabia,  and  served  on the  Boards  of both
companies. Mr. Abou Richeh was responsible for introducing into Saudi Arabia the
first  commercial  application  of fiber  optics,  the first  commercial  e-mail
network,  the  first  to  introduce  line  conditioning  equipment  into the PTT
network,  and through Telettra  installed most of Saudi Arabia`s spur commercial
links. Mr. Abou Richeh has undertaken  numerous  consultancy roles in the Middle
East. Among his many clients are Cable and Wireless, Andrew Corporation,  Hughes
Aircraft, NEC/Sumitomo, Crypto AG and Motorola. Mr. Abou Richeh is a director of
Elixir  International [in Saudi Arabia],  Inma Engineering [in  Lebanon],Complex
Holdings Limited, a diversified company with interests in Telecommunications and
Internet  related  activities  in Hungary  and the Russian  Federation.  He also
serves on the Board of Complex Investments Limited.

         MELVYN F. QUILLER  graduated  from Harrow  College of  Technology  as a
Mechanical  Engineer  in 1975.  He has spent a  substantial  part of his  career
working  with  a  major  British   construction   company  "600  Group  PLC"  in
communication  and transport related projects through out Eastern Europe and the
Middle East.  Mr.  Quiller served as a Director of a subsidiary of the Group and


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subsequently  was  appointed  Managing  Director of the Group in 1979 a position
that he held for 9 years  before  retiring  from the Board in 1986.  In 1997 Mr.
Quiller  was  appointed  to the  Board of  Russian  Telecommunication  Network a
Russian Company  operating  satellite and terrestrial  networks for National and
International voice and data communications. He resigned from the Board in 1999.
In 1997 Mr. Quiller was appointed a Director of Complex Investments Limited, and
in the  following  year 1998 Mr Quiller  was  appointed  to the Board of Complex
Holdings Limited a diversified company that has interests in  Telecommunications
and Internet activities in Hungary and the Russian Federation.

         PATRICK D. DOYLE is an English  qualified  lawyer  [Batchelor  of Laws,
London  University  1963].  In April 1967 he was  admitted as a Solicitor of The
Supreme  Court of  England  and  joined  the Legal  Department  of  Commonwealth
Development  Finance  Company  ["CDFC"] a subsidiary of the Bank of England.  He
spent over 15 years with CDFC rising to the  position of Senior  Legal  Advisor.
While with CDFC he was actively  involved in the provision of Project Finance in
over 30  countries of the  Commonwealth.  He is a Freeman of the City of London.
Mr. Doyle has devoted his  professional  career to the practice of International
Law.  He has worked in Eastern  Europe and a number of  countries  of the former
Soviet Union. In his work he has accumulated  considerable  first hand knowledge
of complex  international  legal and  ethical  problems.  Mr.  Doyle has advised
several  Governments and worked alongside major  international  funding agencies
such as The World Bank, The International Finance Corporation and EBRD. For some
years Mr. Doyle has been advising clients on the legal problems  associated with
Telecommunications  and more recently  Internet related issues. In February 1995
Mr.  Doyle was  recruited by  Minneapolis  based Law Firm Popham Haik to open an
office in  London,  England.  In May 1997 this  London  office was  acquired  by
Washington  Law Firm McKenna & Cuneo and Mr. Doyle  became  Counsel.  In October
1998 Mr.  Doyle  joined the London  office of National  Law Firm Arnold & Porter
from where he retired in December 1999.

         BRIAN J. O`DELL has had a long and successful  career in  International
Trade Finance in the City of London.  However he has recently  capitalized  upon
his financial  knowledge by joining the Boards of several companies.  Mr. O`Dell
has  worked  in the City of London  for over 30  years.  For 15 years he was the
General  Manager of Barter  Group a leading  player in Barter  and  Countertrade
activities.  At Barter  Group he headed  the  highly  specialized  team that was
responsible for the creation of financial  support  instruments  based on Barter
and Compensation for Governments and Corporate bodies. His recognized  expertise
in this highly sophisticated area of international trade led to his being

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retained by  "Euromoney"  business  magazine  to lecture at seminars  throughout
Europe and  Africa.  A number of his papers  have been  published  and are to be
found in the Business section of the City of London Library.  In 1996 Mr. O`Dell
joined the Board of Complex  Telecommunications Limited to assist in development
of the corporate activities.  In the following year 1997 he was appointed to the
Board of Complex  Holdings  Limited a  diversified  company  with  interests  in
Telecommunications  and Internet holdings in Eastern Europe. At the same time he
was appointed to the Board of Complex  Investments  Limited.  In 1999 Mr. O`Dell
joined the Board of Satnet  Limited  which  among  other  things is the owner of
Banknet KFT a Hungarian  Company that is primarily  engaged in the  provision of
e-Commerce  facilities  at the point of sale.  At the same time Mr.  O`Dell  was
appointed to the Board of Satellite News Services Limited.  He retains all these
directorships to the present day.

         No  appointee  for a director  position  has been  subject of any civil
regulatory proceeding or any criminal proceeding in the past five years.

TRANSACTIONS WITH MANAGEMENT AND OTHERS

         Except  those listed  below,  there were no  transactions  or series of
transactions  during the  Registrant's  last fiscal  year or the current  fiscal
year, or any currently  proposed  transactions  or series of transactions of the
remainder of the fiscal year, in which the amount  involved  exceeds $60,000 and
in which to the knowledge of the Registrant,  any director,  executive  officer,
nominee,  future  director,  five  percent  shareholder,  or any  member  of the
immediate  family  of the  foregoing  persons,  have or will  have a  direct  or
indirect material  interest.  On February 10, 2000 Coke Reeves,  husband of M.R.
Reeves, Secretary and Director,  settled all past salary claims with the Company
for  100,000  shares  of common  stock.  Spencer  Young,  Vice  President  and a
Director,  received  200,000  shares for services  rendered in February 2000. In
addition,  none of the foregoing  persons have been  indebted to the  Registrant
during such periods in an amount exceeding $60,000.

COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

         The  Registrant  has no standing  audit,  nominating  and  compensation
committees  of  the  Board  of  Directors,   or  committees  performing  similar
functions, nor does it propose to have the same following the appointment of the
new directors.

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MEETINGS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

         There were irregular  meetings of the  Registrant's  Board of Directors
during the current fiscal year and during the past fiscal year, as necessary.

                COMPENSATION OF DIRECTORS AND EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

         During the Registrant's  past fiscal year, and the current fiscal year,
the executive  officers and directors of the  Registrant  received  compensation
from the Registrant as follows: a) Coke Reeves, formerly an Officer and Director
and husband of M.R. Reeves received 100,000 shares of common stock in settlement
of all back  salary  claims;  and b) Spencer  Young,  an officer  and  Director,
received 200,000 shares of common stock for services rendered in the acquisition
of Banknet Kft., no  compensation  was paid pursuant to a plan, no other type of
compensation was paid, no director received compensation,  and no termination of
employment and change of control  arrangements were implemented other than those
set forth herein.

                                   SIGNATURES

         Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as
amended,  the  Registrant has duly caused this Notice to be signed on its behalf
by the undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.

Dated: March 21, 2000                      Dynamic I-T, Inc.



                                           by:/s/Spencer Young
                                           ---------------------
                                           Spencer Young, Vice President

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