With the move by retailing giant Wal-Mart to require Radio Frequency Information or RFID on all products sold in its store by January 2005, RFID has become a hot technology. RFID is technology that could replace bar codes and help companies like Wal-Mart improve control of their inventory, cut costs and reduce theft. Key to the success of this technology is the development of software and hardware products that will allow manufacturers to apply "smart-tags" to their products.

NETSCO Services, Inc. (NETSCO) is one of several technology partners working with Sun Microsystems Inc. to develop and test RFID products that will help companies like Wal-Mart effectively implement RFID systems. Digital Computer Integration (DCI) is working in cooperation with NETSCO to produce RFID products that provide the portability necessary in warehouse type operations. Technicians will test whether RFID tags in the pallets, and eventually on individual items, can be read by systems that retailers will use.

"Our requested attendance at Sun Microsystems's RFID facility in Dallas further validates our focus on acquiring emerging technology firms, such as our recently announced Letter of Intent to acquire NETSCO," said Philip Verges, CEO of IPVoice. "The synergies between NETSCO and DCI become more obvious as we become more involved in the rapidly growing market in RFID."

About IPVoice Communications Inc.

IPVoice is a six-year-old company that has reported as a research and development concern for most of its history. In 2002, IPVoice launched a new business plan, which has resulted in the Company posting six consecutive profitable quarters and establishing an annualized $15 million in revenue. The Company is actively acquiring early-stage proprietary technology companies and financially distressed systems integration companies in specific global markets. In 2003, IPVoice acquired Infotel Technologies in Singapore and IP Global Voice, led by CEO Peter Geddis, a former Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Qwest Communications (Q) . The Company recently acquired Medical Office Software Inc. diversifying its communications technology offering into the healthcare industry. RKM IT Solutions of Caracas, Venezuela was also recently acquired as IPVO's entry into the Latin American market.

This press release contains statements (such as projections regarding future performance) that are forward-looking statements as defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Actual results may differ materially from those projected as a result of certain risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to the risks inherent in the integration of Infotel Technologies into IPVoice Communications, Inc business, the ability of IPVoice to restore and stabilize the client base of Infotel and re-establish relationships with key suppliers, the development and market acceptance of the products and services of the combined companies, demand for the telecommunication and other products and related services, domestic and foreign government spending, budgetary and trade policies, economic and political changes in the domestic and international markets where the Company competes, successful deployment of advanced technologies, competitive product and pricing pressures as well as other risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to those detailed from time to time in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

SOURCE: IPVoice Communications

IPVoice Communications, Inc., Dallas
Investor Relations, 972-386-3372 ext. 211
ir@ipvoice.com www.ipvoice.com

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