FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Cranford, NJ - November 2, 2001 - WebUndies.com, the internet’s largest retailer of novelty boxer shorts, announces it’s "Support the Troops" promotion. WebUndies is offering free shipping to all APO (Army Post Office) and FPO (Fleet Post Office) mailing addresses this holiday season. This promotion is a way to say thank you and to show support of the U.S. troops stationed abroad and their families and friends at home. WebUndies is encouraging other internet retailers and mail order companies to follow suit and offer similar shipping discounts for our heroes.
"When we heard that the Post Service was suspending operation Dear Abby, we decided that the best thing we could do would be to make it more economical for the families and friends of soldiers to send gifts abroad". Says Scott Marino, CEO of WebUndies.com. "We as a company need to step up and do what we can to support the troops. We are encouraging all other internet and mail order retailers to join with us".
WebUndies.com offers over 250 styles of novelty boxer shorts and underwear for men, women, and children. With most styles priced at $11.95, this is an economical gift that can be a real moral booster. The BoxerGram gift shipping is a great way to send a gift and lift someone’s spirits with a personal note. "We have a style for almost everyone" states Deborah Palacio, head buyer for WebUndies, "The Superman boxers are sure to be the number one style shipped abroad".
WebUndies.com, the brainchild of Scott Marino, Deborah Palacio and Alex Palacio was created to fill a demand for novelty underwear. WebUndies.com has been featured in several editorial segments with media giants such as CNN Headline News, MSNBC.com, and Playboy Magazine. WebUndies.com is located in Cranford, NJ. The company is an internet retailer offering the largest selection of novelty boxer shorts on the internet. Launched in May 1999, the company has expanded rapidly to offer over 250 styles and plans to continue offering ever-increasing product selections.
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