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Born on the Fourth of July

Media.us, the American Internet company, is opening its doors on the Fourth of July. In advance of U.S Independence Day, Media.us is granting businessmen the opportunity of enjoying full business independence. www.media.us

New York, NY July 5, 2004 -- One widespread complaint among businessmen is that the operating costs are too high, while the returns are too low. In advance of the Fourth of July, the American Internet company Media.us is offering a solution for businessmen:
The latter, regardless of whether they do or do not have a website, will be able to enjoy a business package that will enhance their credibility in the eyes of their existing customers and will open their doors to new customers. All of this is combined with a significant savings in marketing expenses.

How it works:
Media.us provides you with a website address of your choice. The customer chooses the name that he wants for his office, and this name replaces the WWW. For example, if your name is Dan, you will receive this address: dan.office.us. This means that your name, 'Dan', actually replaces the WWW. This applies only to businesses and individuals in the United States.

If you are an attorney, and you have an office in the United States, you will be able to replace the WWW with the word LAW. That way you will enjoy the URL law.office.us. You are actually controlling the www.

While you are registered with Media.us, you do not give up your existing website. Think about it as if you were given the opportunity to clone your business that is located in city A, and place the clone in city B. In other words, your business has twice the chance of succeeding.

Now imagine that clone is located at an address that is clear, easy to remember, easy to reach and reliable. Very soon you will find that the number of new customers at your business has multiplied. In addition, it will be higher than it was at your old business.

And all this for a price of less than one dollar a day.