BioFiltration Systems, Inc. Announces Myrtle Beach Convention Center Enters Into Agreement To Supply SWOMI Wireless Network For The Dupont Trade Show.

Business Editors/Technology Writers

SARASOTA, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 16, 2000

BioFiltration Systems, Inc. (OTCBB:BIFS) announced today that its Technology group Beachaccess.net, a wholly owned subsidiary of BioFiltration Systems, has entered into an agreement with the Myrtle Beach Convention Center in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina to provide SWOMI wireless internet services for the upcoming Dupont Trade Show this month. This latest agreement represents the first such agreement to be reached between Beachaccess and a municipal government to provide high-speed wireless services.

Al Keyser, CEO of Biofiltration commented, "I am extremely pleased with the performance of Hospitality Linx in securing this contract with the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. It represents a positive move for our company into the convention center market place. The upcoming Dupont convention will give us the opportunity to show the SWOMI system to a variety of people and serve their needs for wireless communications."

Jay Knabb, CEO of Beachaccess commented that, "We are continuing to explore the market opportunities presented by the convention center industry and I am looking forward to providing our services to the Dupont show. I believe that this convention will position a large number of people to see how our system works and can serve their mobile communications needs."

Mr. Paul Edwards, General Manager commented, "In the time of looking for a faster and better way of accessing the Internet, and due to the increased demand for high speed internet service, we at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center recognize the importance of fast and dependable internet service for our clientele. The Myrtle Beach Convention Center wants to be at the forefront of the convention and meeting community by being the first to provide high-speed wireless internet service to our clientele. With the city's plan to add a 4 start, 400 room hotel on site, this alone would increase the need for a technology like SWOMI, which could provide seamless, wireless roaming, to our guests between both structures. In addition it is very exciting to know that there is a company in Myrtle Beach able to provide this type of service."

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