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Wednesday, 03/02/2011 4:11:13 PM

Wednesday, March 02, 2011 4:11:13 PM

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Yes we are! Even if it goes up to .05 cents a share...thats still a huge profit for those that bought it at 0.0001. I am willing to bet they will release more information soon to bolster ease investor concern.

MIAMI, FL--(Marketwire - 03/02/11) - Hi Score Corporation (Pinksheets:HSCOD - News) announced today that it has entered into an agreement with Traylor Electric of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Effective immediately, Traylor will begin purchasing Energy Control Devices from Hi Score Subsidiary, DMD Lighting and Energy Control Systems. The agreement is just one in a long list of customers that DMD President, Dominick Falso, intends to bring on board at DMD. Traylor Electric is a large residential contractor and integrator of Lighting Control Systems.

"The addition of Energy Control Systems to our line of products will definitely play a key role in meeting our sales projections," said Dominick Falso. "I expect for Energy Control Systems to account for at least half a million dollars in sales over the next year... with a good three hundred thousand of that coming from Traylor. We have a lot of work in front of us but we are definitely off to a promising start. Every day is producing another opportunity. The trick is to pick the profitable ones... I feel very encouraged and enthusiastic... about everything."

Dominick Falso was recently appointed as Hi Score's Chief Operating Officer. The appointment was made just weeks after Mr. Falso accepted the position as CEO of Hi Score-owned DMD Lighting & Energy Control Systems Inc. Mr. Falso was brought on to bolster the company's lagging gross sales volume. "The potential Hi Rise conversions are just another piece of the pie that will help me get our operation to become profitable. I am still working toward the goal of our overall sales volume reaching at least 500K per quarter by the second quarter of this year... and I feel good about it."