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How2.com Announces a New Name to Reflect Its Focus On a Continuous Customer Interaction Model

DALLAS, Jun 6, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- How2.com announced today that it is changing its name and corporate identity to "Parago, Inc." to better reflect its current business model and future direction. How2.com is a subsidiary of CT Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: CITN), an early stage Internet Services Company incubator. The Company has developed a continuous customer interaction model that automates promotions and optimizes the customer care experience for its clients.

Parago, an application service provider (ASP) and Internet based business process outsourcer (BPO) provides an on-line suite of offerings designed to increase sales, reduce costs, retain customers and increase client profitability. These services include on-line promotional management, on-line rebate processing, proactive e-mail, on-line surveys, product demonstrations and manuals, customer data warehousing, analysis and reporting. The Company has recently filed three technology patent applications.

Steve Solomon, CEO of the company said, "This name change and new identity really reflects who we are. The genesis of the name came from the company's shared vision and business direction. Parago means "to accomplish" in Greek. Our company is focused on maximizing the billions of dollars spent by businesses on promotional activities. Parago brings new ideas and fast implementation to this industry."

The Parago web site has been redesigned to reflect the company's businesses model and brand identity to provide access for both prospects and existing clients. The site, www.parago.com, highlights the capabilities of the firm. Parago provides its clients a personalized technology solution as well as access and analysis of their proprietary data and reports.

"Our goal is to support our clients behind the scene and help them sell additional products and services through our promotional service offerings," said Ken Johnsen, President and COO of the company. "We believe our seamless client approach will also increase the satisfaction and loyalty of our client's customers. In addition to our five current applications, we will be announcing several more in the next ninety days. We are also adding sales staff and participating in a variety of industry trade shows and conferences placing greater emphasis on direct sales," Johnsen added.

"We are very pleased about our new name and direction. It is a reflection of the strength of our management team and a result of their ability to execute quickly and effectively in this dynamic business marketplace." Solomon added.

About Parago (formerly How2.com)

Parago, Inc., formerly How2.com, is a subsidiary of CT Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: CITN). The company was founded in January 1999 and is headquartered in Dallas with offices in Silicon Valley and Los Angeles and with approximately 340 employees. The Company has developed a continuous customer interaction model that automates promotions and optimizes the customer care experience for its clients. Parago, an application solution provider (ASP) and Internet based business process outsourcer (BPO) provides an on-line suite of promotional offerings designed to increase sales, reduce costs, retain customers therefore increasing customer profitability. These services include on-line promotional management, on-line rebate processing, proactive e-mail, on-line surveys, product demonstrations and manuals, customer data warehousing, analysis and reporting.

About CT Holdings

CT Holdings, Inc., is an early stage Internet Services Company incubator for early stage B2B companies (www.ct-holdings.com). CT Holdings' Internet subsidiary Parago, www.parago.com, provides online, continuous interactive customer care solutions.

Forward-Looking Statements: This news release contains forward-looking statements, which involve risks and uncertainties. Accordingly, no assurance can be given that the actual events and results will not be materially different than the anticipated results described in the forward-looking statement. There are a number of important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking statements. These factors include uncertainties related to the closing of the proposed financing, integration of the business and operations of acquired companies; and the availability of capital on terms acceptable to the Company. Investors are also directed to consider other risks and uncertainties discussed in documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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