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New launch of MESSAGEbuzz.com the only text messaging service with small-to-medium sized businesses in mind

Users get affordable text messaging capabilities that will significantly improve communication with prospects and clients.

St. Louis, MO - May 16, 2006. MESSAGEbuzz.com, a self-service online application that businesses can utilize to send and receive text messages as a method of reaching and engaging customers, today announced the launch of its Service. "We give our customers a powerful communication tool that is affordable, easy to use and will help them grow, that has only been available to the largest of companies" said Steven Kelley, Chief Executive Officer.

MESSAGEbuzz has positioned itself to assist the single largest economic group in the U.S.; small businesses. U.S. companies are only beginning to adopt mobile marketing as an element of their communication strategy; however, the benefits are clear for those that utilize it today as can be witnessed by the growth of the industry year on year. 55% of mobile users (88 million) have sent or received text messages this year alone; up from 56 million in 2004.

Businesses will utilize MESSAGEbuzz.com to reach and engage prospects and clients. Our 5x5 beta program has been working with five clients across five core industries since February 2005 to ensure our self-service software is applicable, flexible and scalable to meet their specific industry requirements such as, food & beverage, golf courses and doctors/dentist offices. Within the past month we have received the ultimate complement; a referral from one of our existing customers.

"It is clear that improved communication has increased attendance to our special events and that has directly generated additional revenue. The use of text messaging has created a buzz with our customers and most importantly, gives them a VIP status feel that email and direct mail cannot deliver. Text messaging is a significant improvement because of the immediacy and direct contact not just for customers but equally to coordinate staff and suppliers," mentioned Jeff Orbin, Monarch Restaurant Owner and Manager.