The National Postal Forum: We are going to be telling the “UGLY BETTY” story of the shipping world

Toronto, March 25, 2007 – Business leaders will be following the “UGLY BETTY” story of the shipping world.  We will be discussing what industry watchers should know about the unloved, odd sized and bulky packages being shipped across North America.   For starters they are more expensive, more difficult to ship and are causing big headaches for businesses in the Internet economy. We will be at the National Postal Forum March 25-28, 2007 - Washington, DC, Booth 484.  The National Postal Forum is the premier educational event/experience and tradeshow for shipping, fulfillment and mail professionals.  We will be providing for media representatives individual briefings behind the story on the huge costs being experienced by shippers across North America. The briefing will include an inside discussion about the serious implications of the industry shift to Dimensional (DIM) Weight calculations by major carriers. Freight auditors will be contributing their expertise to this dialogue. It is a developing story and the media are welcome to visit our booth or to contact us directly.

Background to this developing story should include:

-  Looking at the DIM weight issue for organizations

-  Calculating DIM weight and what it means

-  Paying the price for oversized and bulky packages

-  The implications of shifting to DIM weight calculations

-  Avoiding DIM Back Charges

-  Understanding Dimensioning for Parcel Handlers

-  A low-cost solution for package mailers and fulfillment services

About Express Cube:

ExpressCube is a successful veteran in the sensor development, manufacturing and marketing business. Recognizing the worldwide opportunity in the Dimensioning (DIM) and Weighing of parcels, ExpressCube has designed, developed and manufactured the undisputable state-of-the- art, ExpressCube System. Please visit our blog (http://expresscube.blogware.com) for more information and media kit.

Contact Information:

Company Contact: Gordon Cooper – CEO; gordon.cooper@expresscube.com, 905-507-0007, www.expresscube.com

Media Contact: Howard Oliver, What If What Next™ - Web2.0PR, 416-638-8582, holiver@whatifwhatnext.com