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The Business
iExalt, Inc. through
its affiliated companies has positioned itself to be one of the
leaders in the $3 billion Christian media and publishing
market. Christian media and publishing is one of the fastest
growing, most loyal, responsive and coveted market spaces
today. 
 
iExalt manages one of the most popular Christian sites offering
access
to on-line web based sermon resources and provides an interactive
outlet to both traditional and modern sources of information for
today's Christian lifestyle. 
 
iExalt electronically publishes cutting-edge, information-packed,

Christian books, bibles and reference materials including a
monthly 
Christian events magazine, a Christian business
directory,
multiple regional Christian newspapers, and numerous online

newsletters. In addition, iExalt produces "Life
Perspectives" a radio program which broadcasts
nationally 5 nights per
week and is also affiliated with a very popular youth-oriented
Christian radio
program. iExalt also operates a comprehensive contemporary 
Christian music news website, maintains one of the largest
speaker's
bureaus dedicated to Christian Speakers and a booking
agency for
Christian Artists. iExalt generates its revenues from a number
of
media related sources including advertising, product and service
fees,
event registration fees, subscriptions, sponsorships and ticket
sales for Christian events.
The
Opportunity
Focus on Core Business. Dramatic
market
events in the dot-com industry over the past 18 months adversely
affected companies perceived to be primarily "dot-com" or Internet
companies which included iExalt, which is actually a Christian
media business with only 3% of revenues derived from the
Internet. As a consequence, iExalt re-examined its business
plan
and market potential and decided to focus on those aspects of the
Christian media, entertainment and retail markets already in place
and
to divest itself of non-core products and services. 
 
On November 30, 2001 iExalt sold to UMC Ten Broeck, Inc. the assets

related to PremierCare, LLC (owned by iExalt) for the sum of
$1,000,000 cash at closing plus a deferred payment equal to one
third
of any EBITDA generated by the business in excess of $500,000
annually
for a period of two years following closing. 
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Symbol</td>
<td width="50%">IEXA
(OTCBB)</td>
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Name</td>
<td width="50%">iExalt</td>
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Sales</td>
<td width="45%">$
9,340,000</td>
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Outstanding</td>
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1,410,000</td>
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Float</td>
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609,000</td>
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52 Week High</td>
<td width="50%">$
14.05</td>
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Close (3/08/02)</td>
<td width="50%">$   1.15</td>
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Media Company
Valuation
iExalt is a Christian
Media Company which has suffered over the last 18 months
the
stigma of being grouped as an Internet company. With only 3% of

its revenues generated by the Internet, it is easy to see that
iExalt is not an Internet company; instead iExalt is a media
company which has limited Internet assets. 
 
The Company trades at a market cap (share price x shares
outstanding) of less than $2,000,000. Other media companies are

valued in the market at 4 to 5 x revenue. On this basis
iExalt's share price should be in excess of $20 a share.
Obviously
the Company's earnings would have to be in line with the share
price, but it does show the potential of the stock.
For More
Information
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<a
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<a href="http://www.WordSearchBible.com">
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<a href="http://www.ChristianSpeakers.com">
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<a href="http://www.ChristianArtists.com">
www.ChristianArtists.com</a></td>
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<a
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<a href="http://www.ChristianHappenings.com">
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iExalt Publishing Assets

Christian Times is a part of the Christian Newspaper
Association, and the largest regional Christian newspaper in
America. Christian Times is published in sixteen regional
editions in California, Washington, Colorado, Oklahoma and
Texas with a monthly circulation of approximately
350,000 copies.
Christian Happenings
publishes a bi-monthly periodical promoting Christian events,
which is circulated in 22 regions east of the Mississippi River

and in Texas and Oklahoma to over 360,000 readers, representing
an
increase of five regions and 110,000 readers since its
acquisition. 
 
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This newsletter is published by The Recap Reporter. The Recap Reporter
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an independent subscription based newsletter with paid subscribers.
This
report relies in part on forward looking statements. Past performance
does
not guarantee future results. This report is based on Recap Reporters
independent analysis, and may or may not be the opinion of iExalt, Inc.
(IEXA)
This report relies on information supplied by sources believed to be
reliable. The information contained in this report is for information
purposes only and should not be construed as an offer or solicitation
to
buy or sell any security. Investors should consult with an investment
professional before investing any monies. Copyright Š 2002 by The Recap

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