FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                2001-130


 SEC Suspends Trading in Company Claiming “Anthrax Disinfectant”


     Washington, DC, November 6, 2001--The Securities and
Exchange Commission announced today that it has suspended trading
in the stock of 2DoTrade, Inc., a company that has issued press
releases claiming it is testing and preparing to distribute a
disinfectant for anthrax.

     The Commission suspended over-the-counter trading in
2DoTrade’s stock because of questions regarding the accuracy of
the company’s claims.  There are also questions about the
existence and viability of the company’s contracts, the status of
its business operations and prospects, and the identity and
backgrounds of the persons in control of the company’s operations
and management.

     2DoTrade is a Nevada corporation with offices purportedly in
White Rock, British Columbia and London, England.

     “Investment scams that attempt to prey on fears of terrorism
are abhorrent,” said SEC Enforcement Division Director Stephen M.
Cutler.  “We will be vigilant about rooting out and prosecuting
those who seek to exploit recent events to defraud investors.”

     The Commission reminds investors to be particularly
skeptical about claims by companies or promoters suggesting that
they possess or have access to a financially lucrative product or
service that will somehow aid in the war against terrorism.
Investors should seek independent verification or corroboration
of such claims.

     The temporary trading suspension, pursuant to Section 12(k)
of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, will be in effect from
9:30 a.m. on November 6, 2001 until 11:59 p.m. on November 19,
2001.




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