Description: The Virginia Subscription Agreement is a legally binding contract between Charge. Com, Inc. (the issuer) and a prospective investor. The agreement outlines the terms and conditions for the purchase of units consisting of common stock and common stock warrant. The purpose of this agreement is to provide the investor with the opportunity to invest in the company and acquire ownership units in the form of common stock, with the added benefit of a common stock warrant. Keywords: — Virginia SubscriptioAgreementen— - Ichargeit. Com, Inc. - prospective investor — purchase of units — common st—ck - common stock warran— - investment opportunity — ownership units Types of Virginia Subscription Agreements involving units consisting of common stock and common stock warrant: 1. Standard Virginia Subscription Agreement: This type of agreement is the most commonly used and includes the standard terms and conditions for the purchase of units consisting of common stock and common stock warrants. It outlines the rights and obligations of the issuer and the investor, including the purchase price, number of units, payment terms, and conversion rights. 2. Preferred Virginia Subscription Agreement: In certain cases, Charge. Com, Inc. may offer a preferred subscription agreement to prospective investors. This agreement provides additional benefits and rights to the investor compared to the standard agreement. These benefits may include priority in dividend payments, liquidation preferences, and anti-dilution protections. 3. Convertible Virginia Subscription Agreement: A convertible subscription agreement allows the investor to convert their units consisting of common stock and common stock warrants into another class of securities, usually preferred stock, at a predetermined conversion price or ratio. This type of agreement provides flexibility to the investor to convert their investment based on certain events or milestones. By offering different types of Virginia Subscription Agreements, Charge. Com, Inc. aims to cater to the specific investment preferences and risk appetites of different investors, while raising capital to support its business operations and growth.