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

SkyPostal Networks, Inc. (SKPN.OB) announced that it has signed a joint venture agreement with E-Commerce Ltd. (Kuwait) to expand the Punto Mio online shopping facilitator services to the Middle East. Punto Mio connects international online shoppers with U.S. ecommerce businesses and provides international transport, customs clearance and cross-border parcel delivery to Internet shoppers.

As terms of the agreement, E-Commerce Ltd., through its UShopWeShip.com service, offers U.S. ecommerce merchandise to its 120,000 registered online customers. Using its Punto Mio brand and infrastructure, SkyPostal will provide UShopWeShip.com web site management, processing of the parcels, and transport to the Dubai hub for delivery to most countries in the Middle East. Currently, E-Commerce Ltd delivers approximately 3,500 parcels per week into the region.

E-Commerce Chairman, Basel AlSawan stated, “We are pleased to enter into this partnership with SkyPostal to assist us in seamlessly managing online shopping orders from U.S. merchants to our

Founded in 2002, SkyPostal, Inc. was created to fulfill a new standard for “time defined” mail delivery in the Americas. The SkyPostal management team became pioneers in the courier and mail delivery industry having founded the company in 1972 as the first courier and mail delivery service in Latin America.

Using an established “outsourced” private messenger network and linked together through their proprietary web-based PosTrac™ tracking software, SkyPostal satisfies a vast market need for reliable and affordable time defined mail service throughout the region. SkyPostal hand delivers mail within an average of 7 days. Through other methods, such as the national postal services, it takes 17 days on average for mail pieces to arrive from Europe to LAC.

SkyPostal is now the largest private mail network in Latin America handling over 25 million pieces of mail per month. All their

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

The Miami, Florida Company SkyPostal took a major step towards expanding their organization when they signed a contract with Deutsche Post’s DHL Global Mail earlier this year. While SkyPostal has been a major player by focusing on delivering mail to the Latin American-Caribbean region, this new partnership allows the company to expand its services to Europe.

The contract is anticipated to significantly increase SkyPostal’s revenues. Current statistics of mail delivery indicate that 12% of the international mail coming from the United States goes to the Latin America-Caribbean (LAC) region. In contrast, an estimated 35% of U.S. international mail is delivered into Europe. SkyPostal may now capitalize on the combined postal demand of both major regions.

DHL Global Mail has already established a reputation for itself by creating an international network that links more than 220 territories and countries worldwide. Through this agreement, SkyPostal expands its

In the United States, we expect our established system to delivery our mail in a timely manner. In developing countries, the quality of traditional mail distribution providers do not provide the same level of service that Americans expect. SkyPostal Networks, Inc. (SKPN.OB), a private international mail service provider, is taking on the challenge of providing the best available service to its customers.

Since it was founded in 2002, SkyPostal has focused on creating a reliable “best in class” messenger service throughout Latin America-Caribbean (LAC). Typically, national postal services have a 17 day average delivery period with a loss rate of up to 30% in some countries. In less than six years, SkyPostal has become the largest private mail service handling mail from postal administrations, publishers, international mailers, and financial institutions into the LAC region. SkyPostal is able to hand-deliver 87% of the mail into the LAC

SkyPostal Networks, Inc. (SKPN.OB), a private mail distribution company, continues to experience steady growth in 2008. SkyPostal specializes in the hand-delivery of mail and periodicals into the Latin American-Caribbean (LAC) region.

SkyPostal started 2008 with a strong sales increase of 39.7% during the first quarter versus the same time period in 2007. As the U.S. economy slowed down during the second quarter, the company was still able to recognize an increase in sales of 16.5% that totaled $4,532,113. Additionally, SkyPostal was able to recognize a 20% increase in total tonnage handled through its facilities during the first half of the year.

SkyPostal entered the second half of 2008 with a plan to increase its market share through a number of acquisition possibilities in the non-time critical mail delivery niche. With its stable infrastructure in the LAC, the company is now able to focus on expanding its

Sending mail has always been a dangerous proposition. From money to gifts, and everything in between, when people put something of value in the mail, there is always some apprehension. One company is trying to alleviate that apprehension by developing a state-of-the-art method to safely send mail. That company is SkyPostal Networks.

SkyPostal is the largest private mail network in Latin America, handling over 25 million pieces of mail per month. Mail is delivered by an exclusive representative who provides the “Best in Class” service in each country.

One of the most unique aspects of SkyPostal is that clients can track mail through the company’s website. With this option, a customer can see whether or not an important document or item has been delivered without leaving the comfort of their living room. This service could be the difference between having peace of

SkyPostal Networks, Inc., (SKPN.OB), the Miami-based international mail distribution company specializing in the hand delivery of mail and periodicals into Latin America, has a stated mission: “To provide our customers with a consistent, secure, and reliable mail delivery service of the highest standards”.

Since their founding in 2002, they have been able to do exactly that, beating out government delivery services through the use of innovative logistics solutions and state-of-the-art information technology.

Now the largest private mail network in Latin America, serving 20 major countries, SkyPostal handles mail from European postal administrations, major publishers, international mailers, and financial institutions that require time-defined and reliable delivery of their mail or magazines. SkyPostal supports their service with a proprietary, web-based tracking system that allows clients to track mailings, while reducing costs through the well-managed outsourcing of transportation and delivery services. As a result, the company is able to