Board of Directors authorized reduction in conversion price of company's Class A Common Stock Purchase Warrants.

FAIRFIELD, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 24, 1996--

-- Warrants now convertible at $2.25 instead of $5.00 --

Electronics Communications Corp. (NASDAQ: ELCC) announced today that the company's Board of Directors had authorized a reduction in the conversion price of the company's Class A Common Stock Purchase Warrants (NASDAQ: ELCCW) from $5.00 to $2.25.

In addition, the Board authorized changing the terms of the warrant so that the company may call the warrant if it trades at $3.60 or more, for twenty (20) consecutive days.

William S. Taylor, president and CEO of Electronics Communications Corp., stated, "This reduction in the conversion price of the warrant is intended to encourage further capitalization of the company and to concomitantly enhance shareholder value."

Electronics Communications Corp., based in Fairfield, provides cellular telephone service as an agent of Bell Atlantic NYNEX Mobile in the metropolitan New York area and is and FCC Personal Communications Services (PCS) licensee in Maine, New York and Vermont, having been awarded six (6) PCS licenses at a recently concluded FCC auction. PCS is billed as the next generation of wireless communications services. The company also is an FCC licensed paging services provider, operating a newly constructed state-of-the-art Glenayre paging network covering New Jersey, metropolitan New York City, Long Island and lower Connecticut.

CONTACT: Electronics Communications Corp., Fairfield

Les Winder, 201/808-8862