Americandsl.com Signs Contract With Mail Call Inc.

MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 8, 1999--

Americandsl.com (OTCBB:GLOWE) announced today that a contract has been signed between American DSL and Mail Call Inc., (http://www.mailcall.net), which is majority owned by Kensington International Holding Corporation (OTC BB: KNSC). "We are delighted to add this feature to our service package," stated Rick O'Neil, President of ADSL. "We are committed to offering our customers the most up-to-date communication and Internet tools available in an affordable package. In tandem with our high speed Internet access, we expect to provide the best range of services in the marketplace."

Mail Call uses advanced text-to-speech technology to read and manage E-mail over a telephone without a computer. Subscribers simply call toll-free phone number, 888-MAILCALL, and log in with their personalized customer ID and PIN code. The Mail Call service will then tell them, in a computerized voice, how many E-mail messages are in their existing E-mail box, and then read the headers for each message. Users then have the ability to choose whether or not to listen to the full text message, reply directly to the sender (using their natural voice on the phone or with canned text responses), forward the message to someone in their address book, or send the message to a fax machine. In addition, users can set options on the Mail Call Web page, allowing them to filter messages so that mailing lists will not be read while away from one's computer. Similarly, particular senders or subjects can be prioritized so that they are always read first. Users can also initiate e-mails to people in their address book. The subscriber may also give the sender a phone number at which the subscriber can be reached. The Mail Call system is a simple to use, cost-effective method for users to retrieve and manage their E-mail while away from their computer. Information on this service will be available starting this week at www.dslmailcall.com.

Americandsl.com Inc., a Global Games Corporation (OTCBB:GLOWE) will be offering nationwide Internet access via 56k dial-up to complement its nationwide DSL service. This deployment, targeted as an ancillary service to its business VPN (Virtual Private Networking) user, will provide ADSL's business customers dial up Internet access in hundreds of access points across the U.S. "This will enable our business customers with DSL connections the ability to dial into their corporate networks from cellular notebook stations remotely, from hundreds of locations throughout the U.S.,while attending out-of-town sales events, meetings and conferences," remarked Lynn Hoover, CFO of Americandsl.com, Inc. Through its relationship with Covad Communications (Nasdaq:COVD), American DSL is providing its high-speed access to the Internet for data and video to its customer base in Southern California.

This press release contains forward looking statements with respect to the results of operations and business which could be materially different from those discussed. Risks and uncertainties of the Company will be detailed from time to time in the Company's periodic reports to be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.