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Friday, 05/02/2014 3:10:32 PM

Friday, May 02, 2014 3:10:32 PM

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QMKR Change of management is a GOOD sign that ducks are lining up in a row!

Incumaker, Inc. Announces Changes to the Executive Leadership

ATLANTA, GA--(Marketwired - May 1, 2014) - Incumaker, Inc. (OTC Pink: QMKR) (PINKSHEETS: QMKR) today announces that Kenneth W. Hart has been named Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. Mr. Hart succeeds Glen Hammer, who has resigned as CEO and President to pursue entrepreneurial investing activities. In addition, the Company also announces the departure of its Chief Operating Officer Darren Bankston and its Corporate Secretary Sharon Lasch.

"I am honored to lead Incumaker through its next chapter of expansion," said Mr. Hart. "In addition to our Whole Body CryoMist Therapy we are focused on adding additional health and wellness companies and their products and services, allowing us to increase our customer base and our geographic footprint. We have the plan in place and now have to execute on it."

About Incumaker

Incumaker is a holding company. Currently the company owns two CryoMist facilities. CryoMist is on the forefront of Whole Body Cryotherapy using the CryoMist process. CryoMist stimulates the body's natural healing abilities with short-term extreme cold to induce responses on three levels: the Circulatory System, the Energy Meridians and the Nervous System. This elicits a powerful, positive and holistic response. Ice or cold therapy has been used since the seventeenth century to decrease cellular metabolism, increase cellular survival, decrease inflammation, and promote vasoconstriction, and decrease pain and spasms.

For additional information visit the Incumaker website at www.incumaker.net or CryoMist website at www.cryomist.net or please email Investorinformation@incumaker.net.

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