Commercial Concepts Inc. Announces a Television Marketing Agreement for Its Y2K Software.

SALT LAKE CITY--(BUISNESS WIRE)--Feb. 10, 1999--A television marketing agreement has been signed between 20th Century Associates, a distributor of Commercial Concepts Inc., (OTC BB:CMEC) (CMEC) year 2000 PC software and American Media Group Inc. (AMG). AMG, a specialist in TV distribution for over 13 years, has agreed to develop, produce and market a direct-response television commercial for Byte Me Y2K Software.

AMG has the exclusive television marketing rights for the Byte Me Y2K software for a period of eight months. AMG will market and sell the Byte Me Y2K software on home shopping networks including QVC, Home Shopping Network, Value Vision and Shop At Home. The commercial will also air on cable, ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox and independent networks as deemed demographically suitable by AMG.

Following AMG's marketing success in the past, this venture could potentially be profitable for CMEC, it's distributors and AMG.

Commercial Concepts Inc. manufactures and markets PC software products which include the Byte Me Y2K product distributed by 20th Century Associates. Byte Me Y2K is a year 2000 PC software solution for the "Millennium Bug."

CMEC is also pleased to announce that its E-Commerce division has secured registration for the domain name MerchantTraders.com, which will be CMEC's primary point of presence for its internet marketing efforts. CMEC anticipates this site will be used to market software, computer peripherals and services.

Commercial Concepts Inc., is headquartered at 18 E. Red Pine Dr, Suite No. 6, Alpine, Utah 84004. For further information contact Wilf Blum at the Company's website, http://www.fixxit.com, or 801/492-0380.

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