maxxZone and China Railway Com Sign First Contract.

Business Editors/High-Tech Writers

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 22, 2003

maxxZone.com, Inc. (OTCBB:MAXZ):

-- China maxxTEL, a division of maxxZone.com, has reached

agreement with China Railway Com for 5 million minutes per

month of China-USA IP

quality of service and customer delivery

China maxxTEL, recently acquired by maxxZone.com, Inc. (OTCBB:MAXZ) concluded a ground-breaking agreement with China Railway Com (CRC) to handle telecommunications traffic between China, the USA and the rest of the world.

"Subject only on our ability to meet the needs of CRC, we expect traffic volume to increase to 50 million minutes per month within the next 6 months," said Mr. Fernando Rojas, President China maxxTEL, in Houston today.

"China Railway Com is owned by the Ministry of Railroads and Department of the Army. It has built extensive backbone networks over its right-of-ways to connect to major cities throughout China and extensively penetrates a population of 1.6 billion people. This provides CRC with unique growth opportunities for domestic and international telephony services. China maxxTEL aims to become a partner in this development," added Mr. Rojas.

With present formal agreement for 5 million minutes, CRC has indicated it will terminate any amount of minutes sent to China. Level 3 has agreed to terminate calls into the US. Negotiations are also in progress with CRC for a significant number of outbound minutes.

"China maxxTEL, via Convertible Notes issued by maxxZone.com, is presently raising $1 million to establish the essential infrastructure in Beijing and Los Angeles. Once in place it will be able to handle all needs of CRC, with capacity to service additional China telecommunications companies," concluded Mr. Rojas.

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