NetCert, Inc. Acquires Kukucar.com, the Second Largest Online Auto Network

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--May 1, 20057, 2005--NetCert, Inc. (Pink Sheets:NTCI) announces that it has acquired Kukucar.com, the second largest automobile related web site in China.

Kukucar.com, specializing in auto sales, has over 30,000 registered members. It has sold near 2,000 brand name cars in 2004 with transactions of $35.7 million. Upon completion of the acquisition, NetCert and Kukucar.com will work on the upgrade of the entire web site and provide opportunities for Kukucar.com members to become Treasure Island Mall members. Combining Kukucar.com with Treasure Island Mall's "Auto Channel", NetCert now has a much better competitive edge over all other online auto dealers.

"We recognized the synergy between Kukucar.com and Treasure Island Mall's Auto Channel," said Mr. Andy Wang, founder and Chairman of NetCert. "The acquisition of Kukucar.com has significantly expedited NetCert's penetration into China's multi-billion dollar auto market."

The acquisition of Kukucar.com is a part of NetCert's Group Purchase strategies. Kukucar.com has over 20,000 registered members and about 1,300 online auto buyers online at any given time. The secondary business for Kukucar.com is selling performance / event tickets /concerts tickets. Their business has been compared to Ticketmaster.com.

"Our growth outlook is extremely positive as our relationships develop. The China market is growing so quickly which positions NetCert as a pioneer in the e-commerce market. We are extremely excited about our partnership with Kukucar," states Andy Wang, Founder and Chairmen of NetCert.

To learn more about Kukucar, please visit their website at http://www.kukucar.com.

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