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parts.com, Inc. Responds to Recent Stock Volatility

29 January 2000

Stock Price Plunges From $35 to $18 in Just Days

    SANFORD, Fla. -- parts.com, Inc. (formerly Miracom Corporation) (OTC Bulletin Board: MIRM), 
a business-to- business e-commerce parts exchange, addressed the volatility 
of the trading activity of the Company's common stock.  parts.com stock opened 
at about $35 on Monday, January 24th, and closed at $18 on Friday, January 28th.

    "Management of parts.com knows of no reason why the Company's common stock
experienced volatile movements in price the last few days.  The Company's
fundamentals and business prospects are as strong as ever," said Shawn Lucas,
Chairman and Co-CEO.

    Mr. Lucas continued, "As a direct result of our recent strong showing at
the NADA convention in Orlando, and the industry's acceptance of our product,
we continue to receive executed contracts and the related annual territory
fees into our office.  We believe that we are delivering on our proposed
business model."

    About parts.com
    parts.com  provides a business-to-business e-commerce solution for the
$600 billion auto parts industry.  The site is designed to create value for
participants throughout the supply chain, including manufacturers,
distributors and parts buyers, as a result of its unique, direct business
model which eliminates a number of inefficient links in the supply chain
inherent in the auto parts business.  parts.com's technology and logistics
plan enable parts suppliers to deliver their product more quickly and cost
effectively than through traditional distribution channels.  parts.com was
officially launched on January 23, 2000 at the National Automobile Dealers
Association's (NADA) annual conference in Orlando, Florida.