American Advertising Federation (AAF)

The American Advertising Federation based in Washington DC, has selected Postal Vault Systems Inc. as their Fall 2005/Spring 2006 sponsor of the National Student Advertising Competition. This honor which is reserved primarily for Fortune 100 companies, will allow Postal Vault to become the focus of over 210 universities and over 6,000 senior level students as the spotlight of a national advertising and marketing competition. Past sponsors have included such well known companies as Coca Cola, Frito Lay, Kellogg, Kodak, and The New York Times to name a few. Postal Vault will also be the sponsor for the first ever student advertising conference to be held in Chicago at McDonald's renowned Hamburger University in November 2004.

To view a list of previous sponsors, click here:
http://www.aaf.org/college/nsac_winners.html

Randall Publishing

Randall Publishing, publishers of such renowned publications as Who's Who Among Students of American Universities and Colleges and Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges has joined forces with Postal Vault Systems Inc. to reach the lucrative trucking audience through their publications which include Trucking News and Overdrive Magazine. According to executive publisher Robert Lake, “Postal Vault is a great product for our trucking audience. With over 2 million truckers on the road an average of 22 days a month a Postal Vault saves them the trouble of ever having to worry about stopping and starting their mail when they are traveling or picking it up after they return.” Postal Vault will also participate in Randall's nationally recognized Great American Trucking Show in September in Dallas, TX.

http://www.randallpublishing.com/

Identity Safeguards

When a consumer becomes a victim of identity theft, the first question they ask themselves is “Who do I call first?”. Postal Vault Systems Inc. and Identity Safeguards have teamed up to answer that question, by offering any customer who purchases a Postal Vault a free (for a year) ITAAP (Identity Theft Awareness & Assistance Program) Card, which provides the right solution and the necessary assistance you will need to restore your identity and help secure your personal information quickly and accurately. By calling the 800 number on the card victims of identity theft will be guided through the process which reduces the time that it takes for one to recover from this crime which can take upwards of 600 hours and over $6,700 of out-of-pocket expenses.

http://www.identitysafeguards.com/

Paul Harvey ABC Radio Networks

Postal Vault Systems, Inc. has signed one of America's most widely recognized radio broadcasters, Paul Harvey, to promote their line of Postal Vault secure mailboxes. Company Founder and President, Bobbie Cox, said, “ We are thrilled to have someone with Mr. Harvey's talent and long standing credibility with the American public to promote our product line. We wanted someone that could get the word out to the general public how serious mail theft has become which leads to identity theft – America's # 1 and fastest growing crime in the country.”

Mr. Harvey's daily broadcast over the ABC Radio Network airs on over 1,100 Radio Stations across America. According to Postal Vault Executive Vice-President, Chuck Hosier, “Having a true radio legend like Mr. Harvey on board lends a huge amount of credibility to our story. Mail theft has become a very serious issue with over 64% of all Americans believing that Identity Theft will happen to them as a direct result of an 'Unlocked' mailbox. Since our Postal Vaults are designed to help prevent this crime from happening, we want to make the American public aware that they are going to need to change the way they get their mail and because change is never easy we needed to align ourselves with a personality that everyone in America trust and who could create that sense of urgency to make that change of putting in a secure Postal Vault mailbox. Mr. Harvey fit that bill.”

ABC Radio spokesperson, Sabrina Bunks, said, “I read about Postal Vault in the newspaper and thought it was a great product and one that was very timely and needed. As soon as I read about the product, I knew Mr. Harvey would make a great spokesperson for their company. After we presented the Postal Vault product line to Mr. Harvey he immediately agreed to do the spots on his morning, noon and The Rest Of The Story broadcast.”

http://www.paulharvey.com