Postal Connections Expands Into Nashville Area

(Wednesday, May 25, 2005) - Postal Connections of America (PCA), a rapidly growing network of franchise postal, business and communication services stores, announces the sale of its first franchise in Tennessee to Scott and Doni Bordelon. The couple plan to open their store in the Brentwood area a fast growing suburb of Nashville. The PCA retail chain currently has 78 stores sold or open in 22 states.

We liked the attitude at Postal Connections," says Scott Bordelon. "They didn't over promise and their franchise opportunity was a good value with the kind of business flexibility we were looking for to feel we were in charge of our own business," Bordelon added.

To spend more time with their family, the Bordelon's plan to find a store site near where they live. Scott decided to leave his business as a local ground delivery agent for FedEx to open a retail postal and business services store. His wife works for the Federal Government and plans work in their Postal Connections store part time. "The suburban area, where the Bordelon's will open, has thousands of commuters who need time saving services and small business people who need "back office" assistance to help them compete," said C. "Andy" Thompson, CEO of Postal Connections.

PCA stores are designed to offer target customers packaging, shipping, mail receiving and forwarding, copies, eBay auction support and other products and services. Unlike many similar stores, PCA franchise stores feature shipping alternatives giving customers choices in prices, delivery times and carriers, instead of selling only one shipper's service. PCA stores typically operate in malls where there is ample parking with a large grocery store or other high traffic retailer as an anchor.

Postal Connections of America is based in San Diego, and has been franchising stores since 1999. The franchise is a subsidiary of Global Business Services, Inc. (GBNS.PK) headquartered in Beverly Hills, CA.

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