VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Jun 25, 2004 /Xinhua-PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- China Mobility Solutions, Inc. (CHMS) is pleased to introduce QuickNet management team.

China Mobility Solutions' president, Angela Du said, ''The primary reason for the success of QuickNet in the enterprise level of SMS communications and mobility solutions is the leadership of this excellent management team. Mr. Xin Wei, Chief Executive Officer, Mr. John Li, Vice President, and Mr. Frank Wu, the company's Chief Technology Officer have positioned QuickNet as a messaging and mobility solutions infrastructure leader in China.''

Mr. Xin Wei is the co-founder of China Mobility Solutions, Inc., and has recently been appointed Chief Executive Officer of QuickNet. He has a computer science background and started his own business before he graduated from university. He has been president of several companies in China, including both domestic and Sino-foreign joint venture companies in China. Mr. Wei has a broad network amongst government authorities and within telecommunication industry. He is also experienced in building up a major Internet business in China, having successfully operated Xinhai Technology Development Corp., an Internet value added company, that within three years became the largest in web hosting and domain name registration business in China.

Mr. John Li received his Master degree in Finance from The Central University of Finance and Economics. He was President of an Investment Company owned by Beijing Municipal Planning and Management Committee and was President of Beijing Sitech Corp. before he joined QuickNet.

Mr. Frank Wu received his Master degree from Telecommunication Scientific Technology Research Institution. He was Senior Manager of Motorola China Computer Department for many years. He is involved in developing the national standards of billing and access systems for telecom service providers in China.

''Together, Mr. Li and Mr. Wu forged a deal giving the company the usage rights to two national access phone numbers: 1111 from China Mobile and 9111 from China Unicom,'' said Ms. Du. ''This gives our company a tremendous competitive edge when it comes to messages services. We are one of the very few companies in China with such rights.''

''We are in a very favorable position with our SMS infrastructure platform designed to meet the mobile communication needs of our corporate and government clients,'' Ms. Du continued. ''The management team at QuickNet struck favorable deals and as a company we are now in a position to begin executing the next phase of our business growth phase,'' Ms. Du concluded.

About China Mobility Solutions, Inc.

China Mobility Solutions, Inc. ("China Mobility") is a provider of mobile solutions for businesses across China. By 2007, analysts expect China to have more than 500 million mobile phones in operation. More than 200 billion text messages were sent through mobile phones in China last year, up from 19 billion in 2001.

China Mobility has a client base of more than 5,000 Chinese corporations, access to more than 500,000 additional companies through its proprietary database of clients, and is in a position to become the largest provider of mobile business solutions services in China.

China Mobility has revenue profit-sharing contract with China's largest telecommunications companies -- China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom.

About QuickNet

QuickNet Telecommunication Corp. (''QuickNet'') is an enterprise mobile solutions provider based in Beijing, China. QuickNet is one of the first companies in China to focus on mobile solutions directed at businesses in China. QuickNet's strategy of targeting corporate users is aimed at achieving a higher percentage of recurring revenue and better margins.

QuickNet is one of a limited number of companies in China to successfully obtain usage for national value added services access numbers from China Unicom and China Mobile, enabling QuickNet to offer its service nationwide. QuickNet has developed a highly-advanced technology platform, with advanced database management, CRM and message auditing functionality. QuickNet launched its enterprise mobile marketing services in July 2003 and quickly became cash flow positive by the end of 2003, with US$1.2 million of fees collected in its first half-year of operations.

Forward looking statement

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