Moving Bytes Introduces the MBdox Suite of Document Processing and Management Solutions with...

Business Editors/High-Tech Writers

EMERYVILLE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 4, 2002

New Web-Based Service Leapfrogs Competition and Re-defines Unified

Communication Based Electronic Messaging

Moving Bytes Inc. (OTCBB: MBYTF), a web-based provider of advanced unified

communications solutions to businesses worldwide announced today the introduction of MBdox, the first in a planned suite of document management and processing solutions delivered via the web. At a price point below traditional fax-to-email solutions, MBdox is an advanced document delivery and management solution that combines the best of email and fax broadcasting into a personal messaging system.

"MBdox leapfrogs the competition and completely redefines the personal email and fax messaging space," stated Company president Mark Smith. "This intuitive web-based system makes fax-to-email gateway solutions obsolete. It integrates fax and email, inbound and outbound messaging, with fax overflow and fax and email store and forward all wrapped in a user definable address book facility. Users can receive faxes or upload documents then fax and email them to individuals or groups from their address book, and this process can be predefined and fully automated by the user."

Key MBdox features include:

-- Virtual fax machine in/out bound fax transmission

-- Fax send/forward by fax and email to address book listings (automated or on-demand)

-- Mixed address list email and fax sending

-- Fax store and forward with document management capabilities

-- Document upload from popular formats with auto conversion to fax on send

-- Comprehensive address book facility

-- Notification of fax receipt to email, fax and SMS enabled cell phones

-- Detailed activity reporting with real-time costing information

"We plan to begin an aggressive campaign to sign up large corporate users, and small to medium sized enterprises," continued Smith. "Because this feature rich service is so competitively priced, we believe that we should be able to take large market share away from incumbent providers of traditional, and now outdated, fax-to-email based services. Further, we are working on even more advanced solutions which will combine unified communications, document management and wireless web in a single easy to use package." The company plans to introduce a wireless web version of MBdox in the near future.

For more information on MBdox and to sign up for the service, contact sales toll-free 800.987.1100 x 139 or email sales@movingbytes.com.

ABOUT MOVING BYTES

Moving Bytes is a web-based provider of advanced unified communications solutions in telephony, electronic messaging and document management, to businesses worldwide. For more information, visit www.movingbytes.com.

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