Rapid Link Reaches Growth Goals Ahead of Schedule

Significant Growth and Network Coverage in Atlanta and Dallas Metro Areas

Rapid Link, Incorporated , a leading provider of WiMax and Communication Services, announced today that it has recently surpassed 4,000 Billing T-1 Equivalents in its primary market regions of Dallas, Texas and Atlanta, Georgia. Rapid Link defines a T-1 Equivalent as either a T-1 or another increment of bandwidth of approximately 1.54 megabits per second.

"With our current count of over 4,000 installed and billing T-1 Equivalents to date, we are on track to exceed our installation goals for the fiscal year. Our growth in these key markets clearly validates our integrated voice and data model in the commercial sectors that we have established so far. Sales and customer referral programs have been so successful that we have reached our target goals ahead of projections," commented Chris Canfield, CEO of Rapid Link.

About Rapid Link

Rapid Link, Incorporated www.rapidlink.com)"> is a Diversified Communication Services company, supplying bundled internet and voice services to Business and Residential customers. Rapid Link offers broadband access via its own facilities to ensure fast and reliable delivery of its content. As a leading licensed WiMAX carrier, Rapid Link is on the cutting edge of this exciting new technology. We are one of the only carriers that can offer an end-to-end solution for our customers without a dependency on any other company's resources.

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