2-Infinity.com Appoints Cody Morgan as Chief Operating Officer.

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HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 17, 2000

2-Infinity.com (OTCBB:TWIC) announced today that it as appointed Cody Morgan as its chief operating officer. Morgan, formerly the chief technological officer for 2-Infinity.com, will immediately assume responsibility for the oversight of the company's day-to-day operations.

"Now that we have redefined our business model and began to implement our strategy, I feel that Morgan's appointment was the most logical move for the advancement of 2-Infinity," says Majed Jalali, CEO of 2-Infinity.com. "Cody Morgan's history of operating aggressive sales and marketing organizations in the communications industry is the perfect fit for our plans to move fast in gaining subscribers in the Texas market place."

"My vision for this company is not just a DSL provider. This alone will not provide us with the level of market penetration that is necessary to excel in this industry. We are incorporating a series of technologies that give small businesses a competitive advantage with value-added services such as Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Voice over IP (VoIP) and Voice over DSL. Tomorrow's businesses will benefit form the convergence of voice, video and data on a single IP network infrastructure. 2-Infinity.com will be the provider of choice for these bundled services," adds Cody Morgan, COO of 2-Infinity.com.

2-Infinity.com is a provider of digital bundled services over DSL to residential, commercial, multi-tenant and hospitality markets worldwide. 2-Infinity.com utilizes technology that allows high-speed networking, digital cable, phone service and Internet access to be delivered easily and inexpensively through twisted copper pair or (POTS). 2-Infinity.com recently became a provider of commercial voice, data and Internet services.

Additional companies focused on DSL services include Northpoint Communications (Nasdaq:NPNT), Covad Communications (Nasdaq:COVD), Rhythms NetCommunications (Nasdaq:RTHM), mPhase Technologies Inc. (OTCBB:XDSL) and DSL.net (Nasdaq:DSLN). Traditional telecommunications companies that are offering or planning to offer high-speed services in the future Bell Atlantic (NYSE:BEL), Excite At Home (Nasdaq:ATHM) and US West (NYSE:USW).

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