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    Interstate adds PocketMail

    March 1, 2004
    PocketMail Group Ltd has announced that Interstate Connections will add the PocketMail Composer hand-held mobile e-mail device and service to the line

    PocketMail Group Ltd has announced that Interstate Connections will add the PocketMail Composer hand-held mobile e-mail device and service to the line of mobile electronics products it retails through the 65 retail stores it operates in Petro Truck Stops and TA Travel Centers of America.

    Established in 2001, Interstate Connections supplies mobile electronics in the over-the-road freight industry, and is a preferred dealer for multiple carriers including Sprint PCS, Dish Network, XM Radio, Sirius Radio, Wilson Electronics, PreCash, and MoneyGram.

    PocketMail is a mobile e-mail service that enables users to send and receive e-mails using the handheld PocketMail Composer and a telephone.
    www.pocketmail.com

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