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eAutoclaims.com Acquires SalvageConnection.com

21 July 2000

eAutoclaims.com Acquires SalvageConnection.com

    PALM HARBOR, Fla. - eAutoclaims.com, Inc., a leading online auto insurance 
claims Application Service Provider, today announced the acquisition of the 
remaining fifty percent of SalvageConnection.com.  EACC was a co-owner with 
Flamingo Software, Inc.  As the result, SalvageConnection.com becomes a wholly 
owned subsidiary of EACC.

    EACC plans to integrate the salvage program into their existing online
services of collision & glass repair.  The company currently serves a large
number of insurance companies and manages the fleet vehicles of many public
& private companies.  EACC will launch an aggressive sales campaign next month
and make the service available at a discount for any client who uses multiple
services of the eAutoclaims.com(TM).

    Gaver Powers, eAutoclaims.com(TM) chief information officer stated, "The
technology used in SalvageConnection.com follows EACC philosophy of
user-friendly web-based applications that are meaningful to the auto claims
industry.  The site is easy to navigate and will be easily integrated into our
core Internet products."  

    About eAutoclaims.com:

    eAutoclaims.com(TM) Inc. is a pioneering business-to-business e-commerce
company that utilizes the Internet to streamline and lower the overall cost of
automotive repair paid by insurance companies and on corporately owned fleet
vehicles.  The company is creating a new online digital automotive maintenance
organization industry within the $123 billion market of the auto collision
claim industry.  eAutoclaims.com Inc(TM) is establishing itself as the
pre-eminent Application Service Provider for the automobile insurance
industry, providing seamless back-end infrastructures that link thousands of
collision repair shops and/or glass repair facilities into a network. The
company offers a cost-effective and highly advanced "Bricks to Clicks(TM)"
Claims System for the processing and ultimate repair of damaged vehicles filed
as insured auto claims and by self-insured fleets.  eAutoclaims.com(TM) Inc.
generates revenue from administrative fees and discounts earned by processing
collision & glass work through its system.