World Wide Wireless Communications, Inc. and Its Subsidiary Digital Way, S.A. de C.V. Announce Commercial Agreement to Provide Last Mile Connectivity to Major Internet Service Provider in Lima, Peru.

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OAKLAND, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 30, 2000

World Wide Wireless Communications, Inc. (OTCBB:WLGS) announced today that its wholly-owned Peruvian subsidiary, Digital Way, S.A. de C.V. has entered into a commercial agreement with Infoductos y Telecomunicaciones del Peru, S.A ("ITPSA") to provide high speed last mile connectivity to ITPSA's customers.

ITPSA is a subsidiary of Red Cientifica Peruana, S.A. the long-time leading Internet Service Provider for Lima and Callao, Peru. Until this agreement was executed, all of ITPSA and Red Cientifica's customers had been connected to the Internet through dial-up service offered by the local telephone companies.

"Our selection by ITPSA and Red Cientifica to provide high speed last mile connectivity for their premium customers is quick confirmation of the acceptance of Digital Way's wireless service as a credible alternative to other high speed operators in Lima," noted Douglas P. Haffer, President and Chief Executive Officer of WLGS. "By providing this type of service to the customers of ITPSA and Red Cientifica, Digital Way will be able to secure a significant revenue stream without a significant impact on the capacity of the rest of our system," he added.

The agreement with ITSPA is for a period of two years. The other terms, including the specific pricing provisions, were not released for competitive reasons.

"The ability to establish tactical and marketing agreements with apparent competitors, as well as to formulate marketing tie-in agreements with a wide variety of possible partners is a major part of our Peruvian business plan," commented Haffer. "Our success in these efforts, along with our rapidly growing retail customer base in Lima, has been most encouraging," he concluded.

In the initial two weeks of installations and operations in Lima, Digital Way has installed or is in the process of installing service to at least fifty-eight separate customers, totaling over one-hundred fifty connections. Among the early customers of Digital Way are Aerolineas Argentinas, Biometria Peru S.A., Saver Com S.A. and many others. Among the dozens businesses in the process of being inspected and installed are the Municipality of Lima, Odontology College of Peru, National University of Callao, French Institute of Andean Studies, Algodonera Peruana, S.A. and BBDO Peru, S.A. The inspection process for these businesses requires, among other things, establishing that they are within line-of-sight of Digital Way's transmitting tower on Morro Solar Hill.

In the meantime, technicians from Andrew Corporation, WLGS' systems integrator, continue to monitor the transmission characteristics of Digital Way's operations. Digital Way, WLGS, and Andrew are maintaining this initial monitoring to assure uninterrupted high quality service to newly installed subscribers. "The daily monitoring by Andrew continues to show that the quality of Digital Way's transmissions meets or exceeds expectations and competition," noted Dana Miller, Vice President of Systems Expansion of WLGS. "The 3.8 and 4.5 meter satellite dishes are functioning as expected and the Harris microwave data link is working so well that Digital Way has transmitted over ten million data packets without a single packet loss or interruption," he added.

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