Biometrics 2000 Files Schedule DEF 14C with the Securities and Exchange Commission

SPRINGFIELD, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 18, 2004--Biometrics 2000 Corp. (OTCBB:VILW) announces that they successfully filed Schedule DEF 14C (the "schedule") with the Securities and Exchange Commission and distributed the schedule to its shareholders. The distribution of the schedule moves the merger with Biometrics 2000 to a closing date of March 4, 2004.

Joseph J. Turek, president of Biometrics 2000 Corp., announced today that this is the first step in a comprehensive plan to make Biometrics 2000 a force in the industry. "We are very pleased with the Village World merger. This gives Biometrics 2000 the ability to move to the forefront of the biometrics industry. We feel confident that our shareholders will be pleased with our progress and our future plans."

“We are very pleased with the Village World merger. This gives Biometrics 2000 the ability to move to the forefront of the biometrics industry. We feel confident that our shareholders will be pleased with our progress and our future plans.”

About Biometrics 2000

BIOMETRICS 2000.com Corp. is organized under the laws of the State of Florida, with its principal offices located in Massachusetts. Biometrics2000.com, markets, re-sells and integrates biometrics and wireless devices into existing electronic access control systems, time tracking systems, health care systems and data security systems. Biometrics 2000 is also a developer of a biometrics-based device that monitors child/parent identification. Biometrics 2000 developed a proprietary electronic assess control system for physical security.

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