Cybertel Embarks Upon Aggressive Growth Strategy, Adds Accomplished Executive, Tom Norfleet To Its Flourishing Sales Force.

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LA JOLLA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 21, 2000

Cybertel Communications Corporation (OTCBB:CYTP), an industry leader in the marketing of fixed-cost, long-distance telephone services, today announced it has begun execution of a strategic plan to significantly expand its independent agent sales force with the addition of well-known telecommunications consultant, Tom Norfleet to lead the team.

Mr. Norfleet is a Dallas-based executive who was responsible for developing some of the telecommunications industry's now legendary sales organizations. Mr. Norfleet's accomplishments include building the Network 2000 team that added approximately 3,000,000 long-distance customers to Sprint (NYSE:FON) and devising the innovative Excel Communications concept that created a customer base of more than 6,000,000 long-distance customers in a three-year period.

Cybertel's goal for its expanded sales force is to add 500 independent agents by January 1, 2001. As of October 1, 2000, the Company had reached nearly half of its goal, as more than 200 independent agents joined Cybertel's team. The Company believes that independent agents have been historically underserved by the telecommunications industry, and as a result, has established a special division within the Company to serve and provide the individual attention these professionals need to attain maximum efficiency.

Richard Mangiarelli, CEO of Cybertel, stated, "I am delighted with the addition of Tom Norfleet to our rapidly growing sales team and am confident his leadership adds a critical element to our organization. We had our sights set on Tom for a long time, as we were fully aware of his proven success in sales team development, which very few people in the industry possess."

"I am thrilled to be presented the opportunity to work with Richard and his management team, as I feel Cybertel is poised for explosive growth. This company, in my opinion, is perfectly designed for many of the pros I worked with in the `90s and is positioned for even further growth in the new Millennium," added Mr. Norfleet. "It is my opinion that 2001 will be a tremendous year for Cybertel. I can't wait to get started."

Cybertel expects to add more than 20,000 new customers in the first quarter of 2001 and believes that its enhanced program will bring 100,000 fixed-cost customers and $10,000,000 per month in revenue by the end of 2001.

About Cybertel Communications Corporation

Cybertel is a fully integrated telecommunications service provider that supplies a wide range of telecommunications services. The Company can offer highly competitive rates to its residential customers on long-distance, personal 1-800 numbers, calling card calls and high-speed Internet access, as well as completely free traditional Internet dial-up access with its Internet call-waiting feature. For businesses, Cybertel offers a wide variety of value-added services. These included high-speed Internet access (DSL), virtual private networks (VPN), unified messaging and Web hosting services. Cybertel (www.cybertelcorp.com) is also in the process of building a state-of-the-art Internet telephony network throughout the United States. Cybertel plans to expand its network over the next year to include 56 gateways around the U.S., which will serve the entire country. The Sonus gateways give Cybertel a significant advantage over its competition. Once installed, Cybertel believes it will be the only company with an all-IP network capable of worldwide 1+ dialing.

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