SkyPostal Networks, Inc., the largest private postal network in Latin America, announced this morning that it has acquired Logistics Enterprises, an international cross-border mail service provider focused on serving corporate accounts, and magazine printers and publishers in Bogota, Colombia.

There are only two private cross border mail operators in Colombia that provide international alternative mail delivery service to the national Colombia public postal system, and Logistics Enterprises is one of them. The company’s believes it has captured about 20% of the cross border commercial mail market in Columbia.

SkyPostal President and CEO Albert P. Hernandez, commented, “With the addition of Logistics Enterprises to our established private postal network we gain a key foothold in Colombia. We are also expanding our reach in Colombia with access to Enterprise Logistics’ existing customer accounts. With only one other private postal operator in this country this acquisition will serve as a

SkyPostal Networks, Inc. (SKPN.OB), an international wholesale mail distribution company that specializes in hand delivery of commercial mail, periodicals and parcel post into the Latin America-Caribbean (LAC) region, recently announced that its Punto Mio division has entered into a co-marketing agreement with Banco Santander Rio, the Argentine branch of the Spanish bank Banco Santander. This is the world’s 12th-largest bank based on market capitalization with more than 10,850 branches in the Western world.

Under the co-marketing agreement, Punto Mio, an Internet shopping portal that bridges the gap between the online international shopper and U.S.-based Internet merchants from the time of purchase through cross-border delivery, Banco Santander Rio will promote the Punto Mio online shopping service to the bank’s 1 million banking clients in Argentina. Banco Santander Rio clients will also be offered a free Punto Mio U.S. address, providing users seamless cross-border parcel-post delivery through SkyPostal’s established

SkyPostal Networks, Inc. (SKPN.OB), an international wholesale mail distribution company that specializes in hand delivery of commercial mail, periodicals and parcel post into the Latin America-Caribbean (LAC) region, recently announced that its Punto Mio division has entered into a co-marketing agreement with Banco Santander Rio, the Argentine branch of the Spanish bank Banco Santander. This is the world’s 12th-largest bank based on market capitalization with more than 10,850 branches in the Western world.

Under the co-marketing agreement, Punto Mio, an Internet shopping portal that bridges the gap between the online international shopper and U.S.-based Internet merchants from the time of purchase through cross-border delivery, Banco Santander Rio will promote the Punto Mio online shopping service to the bank’s 1 million banking clients in Argentina. Banco Santander Rio clients will also be offered a free Punto Mio U.S. address, providing users seamless cross-border parcel-post delivery through SkyPostal’s established

Today before the bell, SkyPostal announced that it has launched a new parcel logistics service under the PuntoMiobrand. PuntoMio.com provides online international shopping assistance, international transport, customs clearance and delivery to cross-border shoppers.

Albert Hernandez, SkyPostal President and CEO, stated, “In line with our growth strategy, we are leveraging our established private postal network to enter the parcel post market by facilitating cross-border Internet shopping. The worldwide parcel market has been growing 8% per year to 6.5 billion items in 2007. The economical parcel post service offered by the national posts lacks interconnectivity between the world’s Posts. It does not provide a visible and seamless merchant-to-consumer cross-border service as provided by the costly private express couriers like FedEx and UPS. PuntoMio.com combines proven B2C logistics know-how, mail delivery network and catalog marketing experience to offer on-line merchants the opportunity to market their products to international customers without