Dow Jones 10202.65 +14.20 1:20 pm PST, June 01, 2004  NASDAQ 1990.77 +4.03 For info, visit access.smallcapnetwork.com S & P 500 1121.24 +0.56 To be removed, please click here Russell 2000 571.83 +3.55 VOLUME 04: ISSUE 43  Feature: Superclick - Miss the cable boom? Don't miss this... It would be easy to categorize Internet access firm Superclick (OTCBB: SPCK) as quickly becoming the system of choice for wired and wireless Internet connectivity in some of the world's leading hotel chains. Certainly that access, be it high speed, dial up or conferencing capability is the amenity of choice for properties that wish to cultivate customer loyalty in the lucrative business traveler market. Not to mention any other guest. And for some companies, that would likely be good enough. Not Superclick. The company announced, Tuesday, that it had been selected by tech solutions provider Building Technologies (release below) to wire up twelve of its MTU (multiple tenant units) properties representing 6,000 apartments. While tenants are demanding access, wiring up a property also opens up a new revenue stream for customers such as Building Technologies. For Superclick, with its state of the art products and solutions, the deal not only provides revenue but, further validates the company's relevance, ease of use and excellent customer service. At 92 cents, the shares have pulled back from a May 11th high of $1.08. The trend seems to the upside with little weakness evident. A stop loss at 75 cents would likely be prudent. Even though the price has doubled from our initial Alert in February at 46 cents, we believe that there is significant upside potential for the shares over the next 6-12 months. Given the quality of its corporate deals and product developments, accumulation of Superclick is strongly suggested.  I feel old, therefore I probably am. I'm old enough to remember when cable television access was the next big thing. Investors who saw the potential then have made scads of money as that infrastructure built out. I know, you're probably thinking that the big boys will probably smoke a small firm such as Superclick.  Well, you'd be wrong. Don't forget, as we reported here April 28th, Superclick has done a deal with Verizon (NYSE: VZ) to be the access platform of choice for that company's Enterprise Solutions Group. As we said in April: "Superclick's proprietary technology is to be the platform for Verizon's high-speed Internet access product offerings to major commercial customers including hospitality businesses, universities and hospitals. Verizon is, as well, a leader in digital in-room entertainment with integrated high speed Internet access. I would submit that any' smoking' in the future could well be done by Superclick. Validation by a name such as Verizon pretty much ensures that SPCK won't be ignored or passed over by existing and potential clients. In the formative days of this type of technology, it's all about exposure. In a few short months, Superclick has exposed itself to, and done deals with, some of the biggest names in the hospitality industry, including--to name a very few-- InterContinental, Hilton. Holiday Inn and Westin, both in North America and internationally. The Verizon looks bright. Verizon also wires up (virtually speaking) hospitals, universities and large businesses. Add Building Technologies to the mix and Superclick isn't some nouveau firm hawking 28 k modems to the masses. It has a focused product mix and partner arrangements that virtually ensure success. Further, the company is always looking to improve its technology and stay, as it has to date, well ahead of the competition. I believe that at current levels, investors would make a mistake passing up the opportunity to own some Superclick. All of its markets have low penetration, incredibly strong demand and potentially limitless possibilities for both new business and upgrades as the technology changes in the months and years to come. Short term, we believe Superclick should have a place in the speculative end of a portfolio. Long term, we think it's a keeper. Think about those folks who either didn't accumulate cable shares, or sold their positions too early. Don't let history repeat itself at your expense.   PRESS RELEASE SUPERCLICK, INC. EXPANDS FOOTPRINT IN BURGEONING MULTI-TENANT UNIT (MTU) MARKET WITH LEADING SOLUTIONS PROVIDER LAGUNA HILLS, Calif, June 1, 2004 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) -- Superclick, Inc. (OTCBB:SPCK) announced today that it has been selected by Building Technologies, a leading technology solutions provider to the Multi-Tenant Unit (MTU) market, to provide high speed Internet access to twelve of its properties, reaching an addressable 6,000 apartments. Under the terms of its agreement with Building Technologies, Superclick will provide Building Technologies with the Internet platform and tools needed to provide and manage all aspects of Building Technologies' Internet products to its customers. "We were faced with the challenge of finding a turnkey platform that would be available for use in offering integrated services and maintenance operations within our apartment buildings" commented Harvey Belfer, president of Building Technologies. "Superclick's SIMS? solution has had excellent results, allowing us to manage customers with ease and provide a reliable and robust services platform. Combined with Superclick's excellent customer support team, Building Technologies is now well equipped to forge ahead to engage and build our customer base" Belfer added. Sandro Natale, Superclick's V.P. of business development noted that "The MTU market is growing rapidly and Superclick continues to enhance its competitive positioning to exploit that opportunity by leveraging our technology and providing MTU owners/operators with end-to-end services that allow them to both add value to their tenants and increase property revenue."  About Superclick, Inc.  Superclick, Inc. (OTC BB:SPCK), through its wholly-owned, Montreal-based subsidiary Superclick Networks, Inc., develops, manufactures, markets and supports the Superclick Internet Management System (SIMS?) in worldwide hospitality, multi-tenant unit (MTU) and university markets. Superclick provides hotels, MTU residences and universities with cost-effective Internet access utilizing high-speed DSL, CAT5 wiring, wireless and dial-up modem technologies. Superclick's proprietary technology converts dial-up analog Internet calls to digital access, improves connection speeds, unclogs local trunks, consolidates Internet traffic, supports flexible billing and provides targeted advertising to end-users. Current clients include MTU residences and Crowne Plaza®, Four Points by Sheraton®, InterContinental Hotels Group PLC, Hilton®, Holiday Inn®, Holiday Inn Express®, Hampton Inn®, Marriott®, Novotel®, Radisson®, Sheraton®, Westin® and Wyndham® hotels in Canada and the United States.  About Building Technologies Building Technologies is a leading provider of communications and entertainment services to condominium and apartment buildings throughout North America. Building Technologies teams up with condominium corporations, landlords and property management companies to offer residents local and long distance phone service, high-speed Internet, digital cable television, cellular phone, video-on-demand, voice-over-Internet protocol and interactive web-based services. In addition to leveraging best-of-breed technologies to deliver these services, Building Technologies uses sophisticated web-based tools designed to reduce the expenses associated with running apartment and condominium buildings, thereby increasing the bottom line. Contact: Superclick, Inc. Investor Relations John Bevilacqua (866) 405-3959   We Value Your Feedback Got comments, questions or suggestions? 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