'eAuto' Not To Be Confused With eAutoclaims

    PALM HARBOR, Fla., July 6 eAutoclaims (OTC Bulletin Board: EACC) reiterated today that the company is
executing its business plan and moving forward with its company forecasts.
This press release is to clarify that the ceased operations of "eAuto"
(everything automotive), an internet-based automotive aftermarket parts
distributor, is in no way associated with eAutoclaims and its affiliates.
    eAutoclaims continues its aggressive growth, reporting over a 35% revenue
increase last quarter from the previous quarter.  In the past 30 days,
eAutoclaims has signed and announced two annual contracts, one with Commerce
West Insurance Company of Pleasanton, CA, and the other with David Morse &
Associates of Glendale, CA of which consists of The Guardian automobile
insurance policy base, one of the largest growing books of business in
California.  "These contracts, along with many new pilot programs currently
underway and the continued success of the Royal and Sun Alliance roll-out are
allowing us to achieve our growth goals," stated Eric Seidel, President and
CEO of eAutoclaims.  "We are pleased to have the financial strength and
technical support to remain a leader in the online claims processing
industry."

    About eAutoclaims:
    eAutoclaims is a pioneering business-to-business Internet infrastructure
company that utilizes the Internet to streamline and lower the overall cost of
automotive repairs paid by insurance companies and on corporately owned fleet
vehicles.  The company is creating a new online digital automotive maintenance
organization industry within the $23 billion market of the auto collision
claim industry.  eAutoclaims 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 generates revenue from
administrative fees and discounts earned by processing collision & glasswork
through its system.

    Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks and
uncertainties.  These and other important factors, including those mentioned
in various filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, made
periodically by the Company (available to the public at http://www.sec.gov), may
cause the actual results and performance to differ materially from the future
results expressed in or implied by such forward-looking statements.  The
forward-looking statements contained in this press release speak only as of
the date hereof and the Company disclaims any obligation to provide public
updates, revisions or amendments to any forward-looking statements made herein
to reflect changes in the Company's expectations or future events.