Treasure Island Mall Signs Up Fifteen Popular E-Commerce Sites

NetCert, Inc. (Pink Sheets: NTCI) announces that
Treasure Island Mall (www.315.com.cn) is signing up more than fifteen
of the most popular E-commerce sites in China, including:

   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.18900.com.cn/ - a mobile phone sales and service
e-commerce site
   http://www.yasai.cn/ - a sports goods e-commerce site
   http://www.it88.com.cn/ - another consumer electronics e-commerce
site
   http://www.redbaby.com.cn/ - an infants' product e-commerce site
   http://www.wg365.com.cn/ - an online shopping site
   http://www.pet2002.com.cn/ - a pet's product e-commerce site
   http://www.yaja.com.cn/ - a gift shopping network site
   http://www.228.com.cn/ - an online ticket master site
   http://www.yawen.com.cn/ - an office supply e-commerce site

   The list can go on and on...

   These enthusiastic actions were the result of a very successful
Beijing B2C E-Commerce Conference participated by NetCert's Treasure
Island Mall. The conference was held on June 7th, and Treasure Island
Mall received 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 continuing to build consumer traffic
through partnerships with major web sites and search engines as we
have been doing with chinanews.com, sina.com and xinhuanet.com."

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