BioFiltration Systems CEO Al Keyser Responds to Recent Bloomberg Article.

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SARASOTA, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 23, 2000

BioFiltration Systems, Inc. (OTCBB:BIFS) announced today that it has absolutely no involvement with Orville Baldridge, 55, of Casselberry, FL. This matter was resolved in early 1999.

Mr. Al Keyser, CEO of BioFiltration Systems, commented, "Unfortunately BioFiltration Systems did not do a background check on Mr. Baldridge when he approached our company to offer his services over two years Ago. However, upon experiencing Mr. Baldridge's unsatisfactory performance over an eight month period of time, I chose to immediately terminate the relationship, at that time, for the protection of Shareholders' interest. His affiliation with BioFiltration Systems, and all of its wholly owned subsidiaries, is non-existent at this time and has been for over one year."

As CEO of BioFiltration Systems Mr. Keyser owns more than 275 million shares of BioFiltration stock. Because SEC regulations mandate that no more than 1% of the entire amount of outstanding shares can be divested in any one quarter. Mr. Keyser sold his 1% quarterly allotment of shares of BioFiltration this past quarter, to invest directly in the further development of the SWOMI technologies and plans further sales of his quarterly allotments in the future. I am dedicated in keeping our company debt free" Mr. Keyser stated!

In regards to a recent Bloomberg article authored by Christopher Byron, Mr. Keyser continued, "It is a blatant lie that my wife and I dumped 6.6 million shares for $1.2 million dollars, The selling of stock information is reported to the SEC and published on the web site www.freeedgar.com." In reference to allegations made that BioFiltration Systems does not file audited financials with the SEC, the SEC rules changed in 1999 requiring all OTCBB stocks to file regular financial reports with them. The new regulation was phased in from July 1, 1999, through June 22, 2000. Those companies starting at the beginning of the alphabet, including BioFiltration Systems, were delisted first because they did not have sufficient time to meet the new requirements. BIFS is just one of thousands of companies moved to the pinks due solely to this action. At this time, BIFS is a fully reported company audited by Semago & Co, an SEC-compliant auditing firm, and posted for public review on www.FreeEdgar.com. As the site can confirm, BIFS' 10Qsb is current and was filed prior to Mr. Bryon's article. "If Mr. Christopher Byron had done his research properly, he would have discovered that BioFiltration Systems Inc on April 1st purchased an ISP company called Beachaccess.net Inc. and several other companies that developed SWOMI that we believe to be the state of the art Wireless Broadband technology. We believe that the SWOMI Technology is the driving force behind our stock price and not stock promotion and manipulation as Mr. Byron claims in his article. It is unfortunate that some reporters such as Mr. Byron use their first amendment rights and the power of the Internet to discredit legitimate companies such as ours."

Jay Knabb, the developer of SWOMI, commented, "I completely stand behind Mr. Keyser and continue to be excited by his financial and enthusiastic support of SWOMI. We remain focused on rolling out the SWOMI technology with the same business model and aggressive plan originally intended. As of now, we are ahead of schedule and are extremely excited about debuting the SWOMI technology at the DuPont Tradeshow in Myrtle Beach, SC, this month. We are also excited about the recent strategic alliances made over the past few months, and we look forward to pursuing additional national alliances."

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