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Advisory Committee Report

October 21, 2003

The Board of Directors appointed and charged this Committee with the task of reviewing the Company’s current business plan, consider changes and make recommendations if any. This mission was accomplished and the following is our report.

1. The Advisory Committee (AC) first studied the corporate structure of eCom eCom.com, Inc. (ECEC) which has been in a development stage for over two years. We determined that there were too many projects on going with insufficient funding. In other words, none were being completed in a timely manner. The Company’s annual revenue had fallen from 5.2 million dollars to less than .5 million dollars during this period.

Recommendation: ECEC should consider concentrating on only its top three projects which are Software, Sports Auctions and Paintball. All other projects should be placed on hold until these three are profitable.

2. The corporate structure should be rearranged to permit for a separation of these projects, as they are completely different in nature. The subject projects must be in completely autonomous corporations under the control of independent management and employees.

Recommendation: USA Performance Products, Inc. to focus on paintball; MyZipSoft, Inc. to focus on software; and USA SportsNet, Inc. to focus on online auctions of sports items.

3. Since the projects vary so much, it appears that raising the necessary operating funds has been difficult and will not become any easier in the future. Investors desire to participate in only one of the projects but not all three. Serious consideration should be given to this situation and corrected as soon as possible.

Recommendation: The three subject corporations should be spun off as independent publicly traded units. It is our understanding that each corporation meets the requirements of SEC Bulletin 4 and registration can be accomplished through the filing of SEC Form 10.

Further, the AC suggests that each unit consider establishing a business relationship with one or more established organizations engaging in the same or closely related field. This could take the form of a working agreement, acquisition or merger.

It is the AC’s feeling that the items outlined in this report are the best way to both attract the necessary investors and partners. In addition, we suggest that each unit execute a one share for one share spin off to protect ECEC’s current shareholders.

Respectfully submitted on behalf of the Advisory Committee, Dr. Guy Lindley, Robert Munson and Dr. Keith Volstad.

This release contains certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Actual events or results may differ materially from those discussed in such forward-looking statements.