EXHIBIT 99

FOR RELEASE NOVEMBER 14, 2000

Contact:   Allen & Caron Inc.      or       Intrenet, Inc.
   Matt Clawson (investors)                 Thomas J. Bell CFO
   Len Hall (media)                         513-576-6666
   949-474-4300


                   INTRENET REPORTS ON STATUS OF REVIEW
                      OF ACCOUNTING AT ADS SUBSIDIARY
               AND DELAY OF REPORT OF THIRD QUARTER RESULTS


MILFORD,  OH  (November  14,  2000)  Intrenet Inc. (Nasdaq: INET) announced
today  that  its  investigation  into  the   accounting  issues  previously
disclosed regarding its subsidiary, Advanced Distribution  System  ("ADS"),
is progressing.  Although the investigation is not complete, to date, there
is no indication that cash or other assets were misappropriated.

As  the  investigation  is  continuing,  the  Company  cannot yet precisely
quantify the impact or timing of correcting accounting entries  that may be
required.   Nonetheless,  management  believes the entries when aggregated,
will not greatly exceed its initial estimate  of  $1.3 million.  Management
also  cannot  be  certain at this juncture about the particular  accounting
periods at issue, but  it appears that fiscal years 1998, 1999 and 2000 may
be impacted in varying degrees.

Following the Company's  disclosure  about  ADS'  accounting issues, Nasdaq
suspended  trading  in  the  Company's stock.  Company  officials  recently
updated  Nasdaq  concerning  the   scope   and   status  of  the  Company's
investigation.  Based on those discussions, management  does not anticipate
that  Nasdaq  will  permit  trading  to resume while the accounting  issues
remain  under  review  or  prior  to  the issuance  of  restated  financial
statements, if such restatement is ultimately  determined  necessary by the
Company.

John  Chandler,  Intrenet's  President  and  CEO,  stated,  "The accounting
entries  in  question  appear  to  be  an  isolated  attempt  by two former
employees  to enhance the reported profitability of the ADS subsidiary  and
to mask delays  in collecting receivables.  We are, of course, disappointed
with this, but we  are  pleased  that our recently initiated internal audit
function  discovered  these  issues,   enabling   us  to  take  appropriate
corrective  action.   Special  counsel  and  the forensic  accountants  are
working  with  our  independent auditors to ensure  that  these  accounting
issues are appropriately  addressed at the earliest possible time.  We hope
to have the investigation completed  within  30  days.   However, until the
investigation  is  complete,  the  Company  is unable to report  its  third
quarter  results or file its quarterly report  on  Form  10-Q.   After  the
investigation  is complete, the earnings will be released and the Form 10-Q
will be filed."


As previously reported  in  its  second  quarter  report  on  Form 10-Q the
Company was in default under certain financial covenant provisions  of  its
bank  loan  agreement.   These  defaults have continued and are expected to
continue for the remainder of 2000.   As  a  result,  the terms of the bank
credit  agreement  give  the  bank  the  right  to  demand payment  of  all
outstanding  debt  under the revolving line of credit and  the  term  loan,
which totaled approximately  $21.9  million  at  September  30,  2000.  The
Company  has  informed  the bank that it is vigorously pursuing replacement
financing.  On November 14,  2000,  the  bank  agreed  to  forbear from the
exercise of its remedies under the loan agreement through December 31, 2000
provided  that the Company adheres to certain provisions contained  in  the
forbearance  agreement.   There  can  be  no  assurance,  however, that the
Company  will  be  able  to comply with all such provisions or  succeed  in
obtaining  replacement  funding.    As  the  Company  continues  to  pursue
replacement financing it has also been  negotiating  with  its  lessors for
extended  payment terms to help provide for its cash requirements  for  the
remainder of 2000.

Since its organization  in  1983, Intrenet, Inc. has grown to become one of
the  largest  public  flatbed carriers  in  North  America,  with  revenues
exceeding a quarter of  a  billion  dollars annually.  Intrenet carries the
symbol INET, is listed on the NASDAQ  Small Cap Market and is headquartered
in  Milford,  Ohio.   The  Company's  subsidiaries   include:    Roadrunner
Trucking,   Eck   Miller   Transportation,  Advanced  Distribution  System,
Roadrunner Distribution Services and INET Logistics.

THIS PRESS RELEASE CONTAINS  FORWARD LOOKING INFORMATION THAT IS SUBJECT TO
CERTAIN RISK AND UNCERTAINTIES  THAT  COULD  CAUSE ACTUAL RESULTS TO DIFFER
FROM THOSE PROJECTED.  WITHOUT LIMITATION, THESE  RISKS  AND  UNCERTAINTIES
INCLUDE  ECONOMIC FACTORS SUCH AS DOWNTURNS IN CUSTOMERS' BUSINESS  CYCLES,
SURPLUS INVENTORIES,  INFLATION,  FUEL PRICE INCREASES, AND HIGHER INTEREST
RATES, THE RESALE VALUE OF THE COMPANY'S  USED  EQUIPMENT, THE AVAILABILITY
AND COMPENSATION OF QUALIFIED DRIVERS, AND COMPETITION FROM TRUCKING, RAIL,
AND  INTERMODAL  COMPETITORS.  IN ADDITION, THE SCOPE  AND  TIMING  OF  THE
INVESTIGATION AND  THE  RESOLUTION  OF ACCOUNTING ISSUES MAY BE AFFECTED BY
SUBSEQUENTLY DISCOVERED INFORMATION,  THE  AVAILABILITY  OF INFORMATION AND
OTHER FACTORS.  READERS SHOULD REVIEW AND CONSIDER THE VARIOUS  DISCLOSURES
MADE BY THE COMPANY IN ITS PERIODIC REPORTS ON FORMS, 10-K AND 10-Q.