ICM Telecommunications Awarded Multi-Year Contract to Provide Access to Its Fiber Optic Hub for Video Gaming and Music Download Customers

Business Wire, April 15, 2004

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SACRAMENTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 15, 2004

Service provider has more than 5 million video gaming and

musical access personal accounts

ICM Telecommunications Inc. (Pink Sheets: ICMH) today announced that it has been awarded a multi-year contract from a major provider of video gaming and musical download services. The contract enables the client, which has more than 5 million customers who regularly play video games and download music using Internet-access phone cards, to offer a direct link to ICM's Tier 1 fiber optic hub in Los Angeles that serves the entire telecom network worldwide, with backup servers in Dallas, Miami and New York.

"As with all calling card programs," said ICM Telecommunications CEO Doug Hamby, "the highest level of savings is tied to volume, and we have been able to complete negotiations that now allows our client to offer considerable savings to its millions of customers.

"These customers purchase phone cards for online access to games and music averaging 5,000 minutes of usage apiece," Hamby said. "ICM will realize revenues of $.007 to $.01 per minute, depending on the location from where the call is placed."

In the first full month alone, the CEO said, ICM anticipates the sale of 5 to 7 million minutes through this new program. "We also hope," he concluded, "that succeeding months will show continual upward revenue trends triggered by the savings this new agreement offers."

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