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To: cash money who wrote (368)	5/18/1999 9:49:00 AM
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NEWS RELEASE: Millennium Network adds additional stores to its virtual mall Millennium Network Corp MLM Shares issued 7,921,429 May 17 close $0.78 Tue 18 May 99 News Release Mr. Bernie Lauser reports Millennium Network has added a number of additional stores to its virtual mall at wowya.com including such well-known retailers as Dell Computer and Barnes & Nobles. In addition development has begun to separate the mall into Canadian, American and European malls, allowing wowya.com to expand its referral commission system worldwide and reach a global audience. The American and Canadian malls allow the company to reach nearly 300 million North Americans, while the European mall will cater to the distinct tastes and needs of nearly 400 million European consumers. "Europe represents a huge opportunity for us and allows us to draw on our European contacts," says Millennium president Bernie Lauser, who is originally from Europe. "In addition margins are presently higher in Europe than in North America, allowing us increased profitability much sooner." Millennium has reserved the domain name wowya.de which will become the base of a unique, multilanguage site allowing European consumers to purchase products and services that they prefer. Wowya.com and wowya.de will offer multicurrency order processing in Canadian dollars, U.S. dollars as well as the recently introduced Euro. "The initial response from Europe has been tremendous as people recognize the importance of being among the first to market," says Mr. Lauser. "We are presently in negotiations with interested parties in Europe regarding site and infrastructure development and expect to sign a firm contract by the end of May," says Mr. Lauser. (c) Copyright 1999 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com