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NetCert, Inc. (Pink Sheets: NTCI) announces that its Treasure Island Mall (www.315.com.cn) has signed on more than fifteen of the most popular E-Commerce sites in China, which include: -0- *T THE MOST RECENT POPULAR 15: http://www.soit.com.cn/ - a consumer electronics e-commerce site http://www.no5.com.cn/ - a fashion, clothing and cosmetic e-commerce site http://www.no5.com.cn/ - a mobile phone sales and service e-commerce site http://www.yasai.cn/ - a sports good e-commerce site http://www.yasai.cn/ - another consumer electronics e-commerce site http://www.redbaby.com.cn/ - an infants' product e-commerce site http://www.redbaby.com.cn/ - an online shopping site http://www.redbaby.com.cn/ - a pet's product e-commerce site http://www.yaja.com.cn/ - a shopping network site http://www.228.com.cn/ - an online ticket master site http://www.yawen.com.cn/ - an office supply e-commerce site *T These enthusiastic actions were the result of a very successful Beijing B2C E-Commerce Conference participated in by NetCert's Treasure Island Mall. The conference was held on June 7th and Treasure Island Mall received an overwhelming response. "The signing of these popular and reputable e-commerce stores gives Treasure Island Mall shoppers a vast choice of products and services," said Mr. Andy Wang, founder and Chairman of NetCert. "We are very pleased to see such a fast growth rate of virtual stores in Treasure Island Mall. Our strategy is to increase the participation of more e-commerce companies while continue building consumer traffic through partnerships with major web sites and search engines as we have been doing with chinanews.com, sina.com and xinhuanet.com. "With the growth of our China operations and the development of our newly acquired US Entertainment and Marketing Operations, we are quite encouraged about our current and future growth and the future of NetCert, Inc." Safe Harbor Forward-Looking Statements Except for historical information contained herein, the statements in this release are forward-looking statements that are made pursuant to the safe harbor provision of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause the companies' actual results in future periods to differ materially from forecasted results. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, market conditions, competitive factors, the ability to successfully complete additional financings and other risks.