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CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, July 27, 2010 — US Wireless Online, Inc. (PINK SHEETS: UWRL) (UWRL;www.uswirelesscorporation.com) subsidiary Go Green Electronic Recycling (www.gogreenelectronicrecycling.com) has developed a cell phone reclamation system that will significantly reduce electronic waste while helping the company procure thousands of handsets needed for a massive refurbishment project in Nigeria.

Customers place their unwanted cell phones in a postage-paid donation bag and put the bag in any mailbox, free of charge. This project will divert hundreds of thousands of cell phones – which contain hazardous metals like lead, cadmium and mercury – from landfill and water sources, thus helping the environment.

As publicized in press release on July 15, 2010, Go Green Electronic Recycling will supply AFCO with 33 million refurbished cell phones over a 16-year period, which will accrue $400 million USD. The company is expected to supply an estimated 200,000 cell phones in 2010, which at the agreed sale price of $12/phone translates into revenue of $2.4 million.

The community also benefits because GGER pays charities, schools, church groups and nonprofits that collect and mail phones to GGER for recycling. This system also makes it easy for retailers to comply with new e-waste laws, such as California’s Cell Phone Recycling Act, which requires mobile phone retailers to have a ‘cradle to grave’ system in place to recycle or safely dispose of their products. Several major food chains have recently expressed interest in distributing GGER phone bags to their customers.

The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that 350,000 cell phones are discarded every day in the US, and upward of one hundred million phones are replaced each year. Along with helping the environment and the community, this initiative projects to be an essential part of the company’s goal of collecting 33 million phones needed for the Nigeria project.

About UWRL:

UWRL’s US-based subsidiary Go Green Electronic Recycling (GGER) collects used electronic equipment (known as e-waste) and either refurbishes items to resell as functioning electronics in foreign markets or sells their component parts (metal, plastic, etc) as scrap. GGER is currently expanding across North America, focusing on collecting used cell phones.

About Mina Mar Group:

Mina Mar Group (MMG) is a corporate consultancy firm that specializes in small cap or OTC market business services, including public markets in Frankfurt, Germany, and the UK. We provide our clients with comprehensive advisory and consulting services regarding mergers and acquisitions, including reverse mergers of private companies into publicly traded entities, and special purpose companies (SPC) offshore. MMG also offers a full suite of related ancillary services subsequent to the successful completion of a reverse merger, including private placements, Pink Sheets Adequate Disclosure documentation, various SEC regulatory filings and a broad range of other corporate governance matters. Mina Mar Marketing Group, MMMG (www.minamargroup.net), offers publicly traded companies full array of services such as Investor Relations and maintenance investor awareness. Mina Mar Group pioneered the “Go Public Free” program, the first firm to challenge the short sellers, stock bashers and repeal of the “Communication Decency Act”. Visitwww.minamargroup.com/ice to learn more.

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