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New International Mail Services from Pitney Bowes Help U.S. Mailers Reach Customers Efficiently and Cost-Effectively - Read More

Date Added: June 12, 2008 04:40:08 PM
STAMFORD, Conn.----Pitney Bowes Inc. , the world's leading mailstream technology company, announced today the introduction of two, new international mail services in response to increased demand for package solutions and customized one-to-one marketing.

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