Reasons To Invest In UDCCF

 - UDCCF ,has achieved OVER 250% Increase in Revenues in April 2002.

- UDCCF, VCL Communications Corp. has over 500 revenue generating clients in its first four months of business and is now generating over 25 new clients a week

 - UDCCF, The voice conference call market has posted unparallel growth over the past three years with annual growth averaging 30 to 40%. This 2 billion dollar market is estimated to become a 17 billion dollar industry within the next 2 years. This growth is due, in part to the globalization of business around the world and uneasiness within the travel industry due to recent events.

 - UDCCF, VCL Communications Corp. will be targeting clients in North America that require automated, safe and efficient conference solutions, saving their company time and money

 - UDCCF, VCL Communications is on target to have 1200 revenue generating clients in its first year of business. With this tremendous growth forecast VCL should be expanding its operations throughout North America and over Seas through eventual mergers and expansion of its dynamic sales team.

UDCCF News

ViaCall Announces Over 250% Increase in Revenue for Month of April

CALABASAS, Calif., May 23, 2002 (PRIMEZONE) -- Universal Domains Incorporated (OTCBB:UDCCF - news):

With the current restructuring of ViaCall's business model back in February, changes have resulted in an increase in revenue of over 250% for the month of April. Numbers have increased on a monthly basis. This increase in revenue was due to the restructuring of the sales process, marketing strategy and internal personnel. ``We took a careful look at what was needed to make ViaCall profitable, quickly. We chose to put our independent video conferencing division on hold and are currently looking at the possibility of partnering with an international video conferencing company in the future,'' stated Alan Brown, President of ViaCall.

Management Changes - ``Effective the beginning of March, several of our management have been replaced by one consultant who specializes in the telecommunications industry. Tammy Gardner has worked with several technology companies in the past in restructuring and streamlining their organizations. The crucial changes she has made have lead to instantaneous increase in revenue.'' As President of her own consulting firm, Investor Direct Consulting Group, Ms. Gardner has committed to spending several months with ViaCall working on building internal structure, identifying future acquisitions and maintaining day to day operations as well as training and supervising the sales staff. Ms. Gardner has worked with local organizations such as Internet Direct in preparing them to become large, national organizations. She was directly responsible for hiring and building out the sales, marketing and telemarketing divisions of the organization as well as focusing on investor relations. With a new, strong and dedicated sales team, ViaCall anticipates a substantial increase in revenue on a monthly basis. The focus of the organization has been on the 'Not For Profit' sector along with the Investor Relations quarterly call sector. Each of these industries holds conference calls on a regular basis and have proven to be the most profitable.

Increase in Clients - Presently there are several high profile accounts that ViaCall sales specialists are working with that would lead to enormous monthly minutes. As the nature of the teleconferencing business is very competitive, ViaCall is hesitant to announce a full list of its present and newest clients but will disclose that its current client base includes such users as: The World Relief Organization, Illinois Public Health, Overeaters Anonymous and The World Affairs Council. ViaCall's client list has increased from 150 to over 500 new clients. With the hiring of Aurora Rodriguez, ViaCall's Customer Service Account Specialist, numerous accounts are activated on a daily basis. Ms. Rodriguez has extensive experience in the teleconferencing industry and specializes in creating new business. Wayne Hubbs has been promoted to Sales Supervisor and is responsible for guiding the sales team on a daily basis. As a veteran in the telesales and teleconferencing industry, Mr. Hubbs has given tremendous insight to ViaCall's young and aggressive sales team. With the restructuring of the company, and the downsizing of staff in the last 45 days, the company's overhead has been decreased by approximately 45%. Future growth will take place in hiring new junior telesales staff and the possibility of acquiring other teleconferencing companies.

About Universal Domains, Inc.

Universal Domains, Inc. acquired VCL Communications Corp., a teleconferencing service company that provides audio conferencing, video conferencing, web collaboration and webcasting services via a sophisticated network. The Company is able to service up to 21,000 ports at once, enabling businesses to conduct meetings with small to very large groups. The Company has one of the most competitively priced conference services available in North America and plans to expand its operations to international locations in the coming months.

The Opportunity

In light of recent events, video and audio conferencing have surged and experts believe that this trend will continue. Long-tem gains are expected as business travelers are less inclined to include air travel in their itinerary. Companies that provide conferencing services say usage has swelled 10% to 50% recently.

More than 13 million conference calls were placed throughout North America. Services in the first half of 2001 were up 43% over the same period in 2000, according to TeleSpan Publishing Corp., an Altadena, Calif., research firm that tracks the industry. Currently, North America accounts for 86.6% of worldwide usage of teleconferencing , with the U.S. being the largest user.

A current event that has triggered more demand for conference services was the introduction last year of a new "fair disclosure" law. The law requires publicly traded companies to make "material" information - any news that could affect stock prices - available to all investors at the same time. As a result, many companies now hold conference calls over the web that invests can listen in to for free. (September 18, 2001, The Wall Street Journal).

There are 15,000 companies that have their shares traded publicly on recognized exchanges in the U.S. and Canada. Of these companies, some 11,000 to 12,000 companies are U.S. listed to which the FD (Fair Disclosure) would apply. The remainder, including those on the TSE and the CDNX, are expected to adopt similar disclosure policies. These numbers do not include an additional 10,000 plus companies listed on secondary markets. A substantial amount of these companies have either incorporated conferencing services as a means of disseminating new to the investment community on a regular basis or will consider using such services in the future.

The company will continue to seek and explore other complimentary business opportunities in the communications industry. International teleconferencing with the ability to engage bilingual interpreters as well as many other communications revenues are to add to the company's business model.