Daytona Beach, FL. - December 31, 2003:
DirectPop Corporation, leader in consumer-empowered technology today announced Users of AOL need not worry about the recent ruling of Judge Claude Hilton of the U.S. District Court in eastern Virginia. Judge Claude Hilton said the Virginia courts did not have jurisdiction over the Florida-based defendants. The Judge dismissed the lawsuit even though AOL, a unit of Time Warner Inc., does business in Virginia and the unwanted e-mails were directed there.

DirectPop Corporation has always stated that stopping unwanted e-mail would not happen from a law enforcement action or court action, instead to solve this problem, people need to look for solutions in the form of technology advancement.

Mail-Block provides the vehicle to combat this problem. Offered to AOL over 6 months ago both Nicholas Graham and AOL team assigned to this problem declined to take advantage of our Mail-Block technology to provide a spam free environment for its users.

Given the cold facts, AOL was not going to take steps to ensure e-mail inbox privacy.  Mail-Block includes features to allow the AOL user to signup for the Mail-Block service and keep their current AOL e-mail account free of junk mail.

AOL users are encouraged to visit http://www.mail-block.com to take control of their current AOL account and use the Mail-Block service to keep their AOL account Spam Free.

About Mail-Block
DirectPop Corporation, privately held is the developer of the anti-spam system called VERGL (Verified Embedded Random Generated Link) technology. Developed in 1997 VERGL powers Mail-Block now and then. Users are rejoicing in spam free e-mail accounts around the world. To learn more about Mail-Block, visit our Web site at http://www.mail-block.com/whyitworks/whyitworks.htm or contact media@Mail-Block.com

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