Man Rabbit House and Troublewear.com Win Invision Medal; Troublewear Featured in New York Times Article.

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 12, 1999--

Man Rabbit House Multimedia Inc., the Web design, hosting and e-commerce subsidiary of IJNT.net Inc. (OTCBB:IJNT), has been awarded the Silver Medal for e-commerce at the New Media Invision Awards for its Troublewear.com Web site.

In yesterday's Invision Award ceremonies in San Francisco, Man Rabbit House was selected from among 1,200 contestants for the honor as a result of its work on the Troublewear.com Web site. As the nominees were evaluated by the award committee, Troublewear was up against the developers of such notable Web sites as Nordstrom.com, Webvan.com, Eve.com and Hoovers Online.

According to Robert Santore, Man Rabbit House creative director, "The Invision Awards are roughly the Internet's equivalent of the Golden Globe Awards in the motion picture industry. We have won a couple of Macromedia Site of the Day and Shocked Site of the Day awards; this Invision Award puts us well on the way to a triple crown or grand slam, or whatever we're calling it in the Internet world. We are very proud of the world-class talent and innovation we bring to our Web projects, and are gratified to be recognized with such a prestigious medal."

Troublewear.com is a highly interactive lifestyle affinity brand and portal on the Web for the "Y Generation" and other people involved or interested in extreme sports and active outdoor lifestyles. The site has a sophisticated e-commerce engine for purchasing clothing and other lifestyle affinity products. Coincidentally, on the day of the Awards, a half-page article by Michelle Slatalla in the Tech Section of the New York Times (November 11, 1999 issue, p. D4) prominently featured Troublewear.com, from a user's perspective.

Regarding the Times article, Greg Matsen, Man Rabbit House vice president of Sales and Operations, commented: "Within the Web industry, there is a buzz about Man Rabbit House; and those in the know are aware of the level of quality we are able to produce. Yesterday's article, which incidentally was unrelated to the Invision Awards, indicates again how far the news of our work has traveled. From Silicon Valley to Silicon Alley, Man Rabbit House is making a name."

Man Rabbit House provides full Web development, e-commerce development, Web hosting and maintenance services to a prestigious list of clients from around the world, and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of IJNT.net Inc.

IJNT.net provides high-speed, wireless Internet access, wired broadband solutions and operates a facilities-based competitive local exchange carrier offering products and services to business and residential customers. By early 2000, the company's high-speed DSL network will pass millions of homes and businesses. IJNT.net subsidiaries provide DSL and wireless broadband Internet access and communications over several "last mile" systems at speeds up to 100 times faster than common dial-up modems, through the company's own sales channels and through other carriers and resellers. The company's customer base is growing rapidly as the company expands its network across the United States and internationally. IJNT also provides traditional dial-up Internet access throughout the United States and internationally. The company's rapid growth is the result of aggressive marketing and sales, internal development, acquisitions, and strategic alliances.

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