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The Wholesale Auction Center (planned launch: spring 2000) will provide a marketplace for vendors to liquidate

unsold products. C-ME.com is currently pursuing patent protection for this technology.

The Factory Outlet Mall (planned launch: spring 2000) is a forum for vendors to sell products directly to consumers. This complete e-commerce package will include secure credit card transactions, shopping cart functions, & automatic calculation of sales tax & freight charges. This is C-ME.com's only business-to-consumer segment.

Market

According to figures released by business 2.0 magazine 9/99, the overall market for wholesale/retail business-to-business e-commerce transactions is expected to grow to $65.6 billion by the year 2002. CMEE's services appeal to hundreds of thousands of wholesale manufacturers & retailers in the U.S. alone.

Currently, retail buyers spend 60 to 80 percent of their time sourcing (searching for & locating) merchandise. Vendors welcome the ability to easily display & update their products & pricing, & interacting easily with all retail buyers. Retailers appreciate fast, user-friendly services that positively impact gross margin at no cost to them.

In line with the retailer-centric approach, the company is targeting all types of retailers, from conventional department stores to national chains to mass merchandis-ing stores to off-price stores, as its potential retail partners. These retailers use C-ME.com at no cost in exchange for co-marketing the company's services to their vendors. Vendors pay for the C-ME.com system because retail buyers use it. Management believes retail business-to-business e-commerce is an untapped market with enormous potential.

Management

Frank S. Yuan founded the company in 1996 & is CEO & chairman. He has 20 years experience in the apparel & computer wholesale industries. In 1986 he founded U.N. Imports, Inc., a men's apparel import/wholesale company. He also founded two community commercial banks & two title insurance companies in the Los Angeles area.

John F. Busey is president. He has 20 years of experience in strategic, operational, & financial planning & management with Carter Hawley Hale Stores, the former multi-billion dollar department & specialty holding company which operated under the names: The Broadway, Neiman Marcus, Contempo Casuals,

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