FREEHOLD, N.J., March 20, 2000 (PRIMEZONE) -- stereoscape.com, inc. (OTCBB:SSCP) today announced the release of its expanded www.abcstereo.com web site. The newly designed site boasts detailed product descriptions, shopping cart style checkout, and is database driven. "The new format of our www.abcstereo.com site speeds order processing dramatically," said Steve Wise stereoscape's CEO. "We invite investors to check out our new format," he added. www.abcstereo.com now has the capacity to process mass quantities of order, to accommodate growth. The site allows customers to make informative buying decisions, without the hassle of searching the web for product information.
The Company currently markets its products through media advertising and the Company's Web sites, alphasound.com, stereoabc.com, and abcstereo.com.
Additionally, look for our soon to be released live online customer service, where customers can converse with one of our specialist to design the optimal systems for their specific needs.
"We expect tremendous growth as we direct our business focus toward revenues derived through a fully integrated E-Commerce web site," said David Bannon, Vice President. "Our focus is to become a major player in the on-line audio, video and home theater equipment arena," he added.
stereoscape.com, through its subsidiaries Alpha Sound and Vision, Inc. and American Buyers Club International, Inc., sells high-end audio, video and home theater equipment, primarily through the Internet at www.stereoscape.com , www.abcstereo.com , www.alphasound.com and www.stereoabc.com .
This release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. The Company's actual results may differ materially from the results discussed in the forward-looking statements. Factors that might cause such a difference include, among others, general economic and business conditions; industry trends; the loss of major customers; changes in demand for the Company's product; the timing of orders received from customers; dependence on third party sources of supply; the loss of licenses; availability of management; availability, terms and deployment of capital; and changes in state or federal governmental regulations of telecommunications services.