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INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMIZED MAIL SERVICE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE AND DISTRIBUTION POSTAL COMPANY This Agreement is between the United States Postal Service, an independent establishment of the United States government, and Distribution Postal Company ARTICLE 1. PURPOSE OF THE AGREEMENT This Agreement shall govern the use Distribution Postal Company shall have of International Customized Mail service for International Priority Airmail (IPA), International Surface Air Lift service (ISAL), Global Express MailrM (EMS), International M-bags, Global Bulk Economy service, and Global Direct service. ARTICLE 2. DEFINITIONS As used in this Agreement: "USPS" means the United States Postal Service. "Mailer" means Distribution Postal Company, 6200 Frankford Ave., Baltimore, MD 21206-4902, its subsidiaries and agents. "DMM" means the Domestic Mail Manual as published by the USPS from time to time. "IMM" means the International Mail Manual as published by the USPS from time to time. "ICM" means International Customized Mail, the bulk mailing system created by this Agreement, pursuant to which the USPS shall accept mail from the Mailer for international delivery. "IPA" means International Priority Airmail service. "ISAL" means International Surface Air Lift service. "M-bags" means special sacks for printed matter directed to a single address in another country. "EMS" means Global Express MailTM (EMS) service. "GBE" means Global Bulk Economy service. "Global Direct" means mail tendered in the United States bearing the postage indicia of a foreign country and entered directly in to the domestic mail stream of that country. "United States" means the United States of America, its territories and possessions. "Qualifying Mail" means ICM Mail that meets the requirements set forth in Article 3 of this Agreement. "Non-Qualifying Mail" means ICM Mail that does not meet the requirements set forth in Article 3 of this Agreement.

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ARTICLE 3. QUALIFYING MAIL Only mail that meets the following requirements shall qualify as ICM Qualifying Mail except as those requirements conflict with the applicable specific requirements set forth in this Agreement except as those requirements conflict with the applicable specific preparation requirements set forth in Article 4. EM_.~S. Every item must comply with the preparation requirements set forth in IMM 220 for Global Express MailTM (EMS). IP___~A. Every item must comply with the preparation requirements set forth in IMM 292 for International Priority Airmail service. ISA__~L. Every item must comply with the preparation requirements set forth in IMM 293 for International Surface Air Lift service. GBE. Every item must comply with the preparation and payment requirements set forth in Annex One to this Agreement. The average weight of GBE items must be at least four (4) ounces. M-ba.qs~. Every item must comply with the preparation requirements set forth in IMM 260 for direct sacks of Printed Matter to one addressee. Global Direct Service. Every item must comply with the preparation requirements of the destination country.

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ARTICLE 4. SPECIFIC PREPARATION REQUIREMENTS Mailings of Qualifying Mail must be kept separate from any other type of mail the Mailer tenders. International mailings must be separated from domestic mailings. In lieu of affixing postage, a dedicated Express Mail Corporate Account shall be used for payment of all qualifying EMS mailed under this Agreement. IMM 222 shall not apply.

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ARTICLE 5. NON-QUALIFYING MAIL The USPS, at its option and without forfeiting any of its rights under this Agreement, may either refuse to accept Non-Qualifying Mail or accept Non-Qualifying Mail under terms and conditions and at postage rates to be specified by the USPS. ARTICLE 6. OBLIGATIONS OF THE USPS The USPS hereby agrees: ~. To furnish the Mailer or its agent(s) with the postal equipment and postal supplies required for the use of Qualifying Mail. On-site Training. To provide the Mailer or its agent(s) with the preparation requirements for Qualifying Mail and any training necessary to prepare mail in conformity with the requirements for Qualifying Mail.

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Transportation. To arrange with carriers to transport Qualifying Mail to international destinations for delivery by the appropriate authority.
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Co..~. orate Account Mailin_E.g.Statement. To provide the Mailer with an Express Mail Corporate Account Mailing Statement at the end of each Postal Quarter showing a beginning and ending balance in the account, deposits, postage and fees paid, and a listing of each shipment mailed including the date of mailing, label numbers, office of mailing, and number of shipments.

ARTICLE 7. OBLIGATIONS OF THE MAILER The Mailer hereby agrees: Tender Amount. To tender to the USPS mail intended for delivery outside the United States that generates at least $25 million in actual postage on an annualized basis beginning on the effective date of this Agreement as defined in Article 12. Tender Locations. To tender: At least ninety-nine (99)percent of IPA Qualifying Mail in drop shipments to the appropriate locations specified in IMM 292.153 and the USPS Seattle Air Mail Facility; 16601, Air Cargo Road, Seattle, WA 98158-9741. The Seattle, WA, location is to be used only for mailings intended for delivery in Canada. At least ninety-nine (99) percent of ISAL Qualifying Mail in drop shipments to the appropriate locations specified in IMM 293.32 and the USPS Seattle Air Mail Facility, 16601, Air Cargo Road, Seattle, WA 98158-9741. The Seattle, WA, location is to be used only for mailings intended for delivery in Canada. No more than one (1) percent.of IP.A and ISAL Qualifying Mail to other postal facilities at the full service rate.
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One hundred (100) percent of GBE mail in drop shipments to the USPS facilities at the New Jersey International and Bulk Mail Center, 80 County Road, Jersey City, NJ 07097-9998, the Oakland International Service Facility, 500 85th Avenue, Oakland, CA 94622-9998, and the Chicago Bulk Mail Center, 7500 W. Roosevelt Rd., Forest Park, IL 60130-2296 as appropriate. At least ninety-nine (99) percent of M-bags in drop shipments at any USPS International Service Center location. One hundred (100) percent of Global Direct Lettermail mailings in drop shipments to at any USPS International Service Center location and one hundred (100) percent of Global Direct Admail and Publications Mail in drop shipments at the appropriate deposit locations as specified in Annex 2. One hundred (100) percent of Global Express MailTM (EMS) Qualifying Mail in drop shipments at any USPS International Service Center location.
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~. To use the ICM program exclusively when the mailing items meet the requirements of Article 3 of this Agreement. Advance Notification. To provide: The Manager, International Customized Mail, via e-mail to icmus~, with notification of intent to drop ship mail at a specific location two weeks before the initial shipment to that location. The Manager, International Customized Mail, via e-mail to ~, with notification of new permit numbers used for Qualifying Mail, one week in advance of using the new permit numbers. The message should include the permit number, the city, State, and ZIP+4 Code where the permit is held, the name of the permit holder, and the requested effective date.
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The appropriate USPS acceptance sites with projections of mailings to include the intended date of mailing, weight, and volume of the mailings.

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P_g_.yment of Postage_. To pay postage to the USPS, either directly or through a mailing agent: For IPA, ISAL, Global Direct service, and M-Bags by use of permit imprints subject to the conditions stated in DMM 604.6. For Global Express MailTM (EMS) by use of a dedicated Express Mail Corporate Account. For GBE by use of a dedicated permit imprints used exclusively for GBE mailings.

ARTICLE 8. POSTAGE RATES ISAL and M-bags. In consideration of Article 7.1, the Mailer will receive a discount of sixteen (16) percent off the non-discounted published rates in effect on the date of mailing ISAL and M-bag Qualifying Mail.
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GB____E_E. In consideration of Article 7.1, the Mailer will receive a discount of sixteen (16) percent off the base rates for Global Bulk Economy service found in Annex One to this Agreement. EM.~S. In consideration of Article 7.1, the Mailer will receive a discount of twelve (12) percent off the non-discounted published rates in effect on the date of mailing Global Express MailTM (EMS) Qualifying Mail. IP.~A. In consideration of Article 7.1, the Mailer will receive a discount of: ao Sixteen (16) percent off the non-discounted published rates for IPA rate groups 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, and the non-discounted published rates for IPA worldwide non-presort; b. Four (4) percent off the non-discounted published rates for IPA rate group 3;

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Twelve (12) percent off the non-discounted published rates for IPA rate group 4. The discounted rates for IPA shall be expressed to three decimal places. The discounted rates, expressed to three decimal places, for IPA to be used under this Agreement relative to the non-discounted published rates in effect beginning January 8, 2006, are detailed in Annex 4. The discounted rates in Annex 4 are subject to modification under the terms of Article 10. Global Direct. In consideration of Article 7.1, the Mailer will receive the rates in exhibits 8.5.1, 8.5.2, and 8.5.3. Exhibit &5.1 Global Direct - Canada Lettermail
Standard (Shor~ / Long) Piece Weight (oz.) up to 1.06 oz. over 1.06 oz. and up to 1.76 oz. over 1.76 oz. and up to 3.53 oz. over 3.53 oz. and up to 7.05 oz. over 7.05 oz. and up to 17.63 oz. Large (Oversize) Piece Weight (oz.) up to 3.53 oz. over 3.53 oz. and up to 7.05 oz. over 7.05 oz. and up to 17.63 oz. Piece Weight (g.) up to 30.0 g. over 30.0 g and up to 50.0 g. over 50.0 g and up to 100.0 g. over 100.0 g. and up to 200.0 g. over 200.0 g. and up to 500.0g.

Rate Per Piece US $0.440 US $O.77O US $0.910 US $1.530 US $2.150

Piece Weight (g.) up to 100.0 g. over 100.0 g. and up to 200.0 g. over 200.0 g. and up to 500.0g.

Rate US $0.910 US $1.530 US $2.150

Exhibit 8.5.2 Global Direct - Canada Admail
Machineable ' STANDARD LARGE " First "J .76 o~: (01.11 !b.)(5Q, g.) ,, us$0;500 .... ,.us.$o,~355 .... ' US $0.917 Over 1.76 oz. (O.ll lb.) (50 g.) N/A , Per additi0na! pound Letter Carrier Presort National Distribution Guide First 1.76 oz (0.11 lb.) (50 g.) 'LARGE Fi~St,,,'ll.76,' .o~. ((~. !i lib,)(50, g.),, , ',' STANDARD uS $0.391 STANDARD LARGE Deliv.ery Mode Direct us $0.318 (.IS $0.346 " US $0.445 Delivery Fac!l!ty, US $0.391 US $0.509 US $0.454 Distribution Center Fac!lity (DC.F) US $0.355 Residue U8$01445 I US $0.563 Over 1.76 oz (0,11 lb,) (50 g,) Over 1.76 oz.(0.11 lb.) (50 g.) ' Per additional pound Per additional pound US $0.917 US $0.917 STANDARD LARGE US $0.917 US $0.917

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EXHIBIT 8.5.3 Global Direct - Canada Publications Mail
Letter Carrier Presort First 7.,05 0Z:,,,(0.44 Ibm) (200 g.) De.live.q! Mode Direct Delivery, Facility Distribution Center FacilitY (DCF)~ Residue ovei- ~:05 oz: (0.44 lb.) (200 g.) Per additional pound US $0.369 National Distribution Guide Up to First 3.52oz. (0.22lb.) (100 g) II US $0.518 Over 3.52oz. (0.221b,) (10 g.) Per additional pound US $1.102

US $0 425 US $0.434 US $0.714
US $1.144

ARTICLE 9. GUARANTEE If the Mailer does not tender to the USPS international mail intended for delivery outside the United States that generates at least $25 million in actual postage on an annualized basis beginning on the effective date of this Agreement as defined in Article 12, the Mailer must reimburse the USPS the amount of the additional discount it received for IPA, ISAL, GBE, and M-Bags above the discount earned subject to this Agreement in accordance with Exhibits 9.1, 9.2, and 9.3. Payment must be made no later than three (3) months after the date the USPS informs the Mailer of the amount of the required reimbursement. Exhibit 9.1

$ 2,000,000 - $ 4,999,999 $ 5 000 000 - $ 5,999,999 $ 6,000,000 - $ 6,999,999 $ 7,000,000 - $ 7,999,999 $ 8,000,000 - $ 8,999,999 $ 9,000,000 - $ 9,999,999 $10,000,000 - $14,999,999 $15,000,000 - $19,999,999

$20,000,000 - $24,999,999
$25,000,000 and over Exhibit 9.2

5.00% 10.00% 11.00% 12.00% 13. OO% 14.00% 15.25% 15.50% 15.75% 16.00%

2,000~000 - $ ........ 9,999,999 10,000,000- $14,999,999 15,000,000, $ 24 999 999 $25,000,000 and over

1.00% 2.00% 3.00% 4.00%

* Actual revenue received after discount is applied.

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Exhibit 9.3

$ 2,000,000 - $ 9,999,999. ...... $10,000,000$14,999,999 $ i5,000~000 : $ 24199..9,999 .... . $25,000,000 and over

3.00% 6.00% 9.0O% 12.00%

* Actual revenue received after discount is applied. ARTICLE t0. MODIFICATION OF POSTAGE RATES In the event that the cost for providing any one of the categories of Qualifying Mail increases in excess of five (5) percent, the USPS reserves the right to notify the Mailer and modify the rates for that service established under this Agreement. The rates in Exhibits 8.5.t, 8.5.2, and 8.5.3 are based on Canada Post Corporation rates. The USPS reserves the right to modify these rates if Canada Post Corporation changes its rates during the term of this Agreement. The rates in Exhibits 8.5.1, 8.5.2, and 8.5.3 are based on the one-year forward exchange rate reported in the Financial times on October 4, 2005. The USPS will review the foreign exchange rate on the first business day of the second, third, and forth calendar quarter. Should the rates in Exhibits 8.5.1, 8.5.2, and 8.5.3 fall below the Canadian domestic rates as expressed in US dollars, the USPS reserves the right to modify the rates in Exhibits 8.5.1, 8.5.2, and 8.5.3 based upon the exchange rate reported in the Financial Times on those dates. ARTICLE 11. NO SERVICE GUARANTEE Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as a representation or guarantee by the USPS that Qualifying Mail will be delivered to the appropriate addressees within any particular time. ARTICLE 12. TERM OF THE AGREEMENT This Agreement shall be in effect from January 8, 2006 and shall remain in effect until midnight on December 31, 2006. Either party to this Agreement may cancel this Agreement by giving the other party six (6) months notice in writing. If the Mailer cancels this Agreement before the states termination date, the Mailer remains bound by the terms of Article 9. ARTICLE 13. GOVERNING:LAW This Agreement shall be governed by, construed, and enforced in accordance with United States federal law.

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ARTICLE 14. SUSPENSIONS OF MAIL SERVICE In the event that a suspension of mail service from the United States to a given country would prevent delivery of Qualifying Mail to addressees in that country, the Mailer shall not tender Qualifying Mail to the USPS until service is restored. Under these circumstances, the Mailer shall have the option to make alternative arrangements for the delivery of Qualifying Mail without penalty. ARTICLE 15. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Except as noted in Paragraph 2 of this Article, the liability of the USPS under this Agreement shall be limited to the refund of postage for Qualifying Mail that is lost or destroyed in bulk after being tendered to the USPS and prior to being received by the delivery authority outside of the United States. The USPS shall not be liable for any actual or consequential damages suffered by the Mailer as the result of late delivery or non-delivery of Qualifying Mail. EMS items receive limited insurance against loss, damage, or rifling at no additional cost as described in IMM 220. EMS items are not insured against delay in delivery. Neither indemnity payments nor postage refunds will be made in the event of delay. The USPS will pay indemnity as provided in DMM 503 and DMM 609. ARTICLE 16. INDEMNITY The Mailer shall indemnify and save harmless the USPS and its officers, agents, and employees from any and all claims, losses, costs, damages, or expenses growing out of, or connected in any other way with the discharge by the Mailer of any undertaking contained in this Agreement, except for Claims arising out of the negligence or willful misconduct of the USPS or of its officers, agents, or employees. Notwithstanding its obligation to indemnify the USPS, the Mailer shall not be liable for any consequential damages suffered by the USPS. ARTICLE 17. FORCE MAJEURE Neither party shall be liable for its failure to perform under the terms of this Agreement due to any contingency beyond its reasonable control, including acts of God, fires, floods, wars, sabotage, accidents, labor disputes or shortages, governmental laws, ordinances, rules and regulations, whether valid or invalid, court orders, whether valid or invalid, inability to obtain material, equipment, or transportation, and any other similar or different contingency. ARTICLE 18. NO WAIVER The failure of either party to this Agreement to insist upon the performance of any of the terms and conditions of this Agreement, or the waiver of any breach of the terms and conditions of this Agreement, shall not be construed as thereafter waiving any such terms and conditions, but these shall continue and remain in full force and effect as if such forbearance or waiver had not occurred.

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ARTICLE 19. NUMBER AND GENDER The use of any particular gender or the plural or singular number in this Agreement is intended to include the other gender or number as the text may require. ARTICLE 20, EFFECT OF PARTIAL INVALIDITY The invalidity of any portion of this Agreement will not and shall not be deemed to affect the validity of any other provision. In the event that any provision of this Agreement is held to be invalid, the parties agree that the remaining provisions shall be deemed to be in full force and effect. ARTICLE 21, ENTIRE AGREEMENT This Agreement, including all Annexes thereto, shall constitute the entire agreement between the parties regarding the use of the ICM Program as it pertains to Qualifying Mail intended for delivery outside the United States. Any prior understanding or representation of any kind preceding the date of this Agreement regarding the use of the ICM Program for Qualifying Mail originating in the United States and intended for delivery outside the United States shall not be binding upon either party except to the extent incorporated in this Agreement. ARTICLE 22, ASSIGNMENT The rights of each party under this Agreement are personal to that party and may not be assigned or transferred to any other person, firm, corporation, or other entity without the prior, express, and written consent of the other party. Granting such consent shall not be unreasonably withheld and shall be allowed for assignment to a subsidiary or affiliate of the Mailer. ARTICLE 23. MODIFICATION Any modification of or Amendment to this Agreement or additional obligation assumed by either party in connection with this Agreement, with the exception of changes to rates under the terms of Article 10, shall be binding only if placed in writing and signed by each party. ARTICLE 24. PARAGRAPH HEADINGS The titles to the paragraphs of this Agreement are solely for the convenience of the parties and shall not be used to explain, mo..dify, simplify, or aid in the interpretation of the provisions of this Agreement.

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ARTICLE 2,5. NOTICES All notices or demands required by this Agreement shall be sufficient if delivered personally or mailed to the following individuals: To the United States Postal Service: Vice P~ and Classification United States Postal Service Room 5014 475 L'Enfant Plaza SW Washington, DC 20260-5014 To the Mailer: Louis F. Haber, Jr. President/CEO Distribution Postal Company 6200 Frankford Avenue Baltimore, MD 21206-4902 In witness whereof, each par~y to this Agreement has caused it to be executed as indicated below. ON BEHALF OF THE UNITED STATES, POST~A~ S,~/,VI(~j~E: Signature: Name: Title: Date: Michael .Plunkett Manaqer, Pric!n,q Strategy I'~- ~ df-O.' 0 ~'~

ON BEHALF OF DISTRIBUTION POSTAL COMPANY: Signature: Name: Title: Date:

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ANNEX ONE GLOBAL BULK ECONOMY(GBE)SERVICE MAIL PREPARATION Revised8-10-05 Definition Global Bulk Economy (GBE) service provides lower cost international delivery of letter-post items. Mailings are entered by the mailer at either the New Jersey International and Bulk Mail Center (NJIBMC), Oakland International Service Facility (OISF), or Chicago Bulk Mail Center (BMC) and then dispatched by the Postal Service via surface transportation to destination countries. Mailers are provided with dispatch schedule information to each destination country and the corresponding critical entry day/time by which a mailing must be entered (not applicable for mailings entered at the Chicago BMC). Once the mailing is entered, the Postal Service will make its best effort to include it in the next scheduled dispatch. Qualifying Mail and Minimum Quantity Requirements Letter-post mail as defined in IMM 241 that meets all applicable mailing standards may be sent in this service. Items do not have to be of the same size and weight to qualify. There is a minimum volume requirement of 100 pounds per mailing. Mail must be prepared in direct country sacks. The minimum weight per sack is 11 pounds. Exception: If a mailer has less than 11 pounds of mail for a particular country, such mail may be prepared into a direct country "ski:n" sack, as long as the total weight of the mail presented in direct country "skin" sacks does not exceed 10% of the total weight of the mail presented in the entire mailing. Availability GBE service is available from the New Jersey International and Bulk Mail Center and the Chicago Bulk Mail Center to the countries listed in Exhibit A, and from the Oakland International Service Facility to the countries listed in Exhibit B. Deposit The mailer must tender the mail at one of the following locations: New Jersey International and Bulk Mail Center 80 County Road Jersey City, NJ 07097 Oakland International Service Facility 500 85th Avenue Oakland, CA 94622 Chicago Bulk Mail Center 7500 W Roosevelt Road Forest Park, IL 60130-2296 The mailer must establish an advance deposit account or obtain a postage meter license issued by the Oakland, CA, Post Office for mailings entered at OISF, and/or by the Newark, N J, Post Office for mailings entered at NJIBMC, and/or by the Chicago, IL, Post Office for mailings entered at Chicago BMC. As an alternative, mailers who are participating in a PVDS program (see DMM 705) may have the mail verified, accepted, and paid for at the mailer's plant or at the 0dgin post office serving the mailer's plant if authorized under DMM 705.15.2.2. Plant-verified drop shipment mail must be transported by the mailer to the drop shipment location, accompanied by PS Form 8125, Drop Shipment Clearance Document.

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Postage The following are base rates from which percentage volume discounts are applied. The GBE percentage volume discount is equal to the IPA/ISAL percentage volume discount for which the mailer qualifies, as specified in the ICM Agreement. The per-piece rate applies to each piece regardless of its weight. The per-pound rate applies to the net weight (gross weight minus tare weight of mailing equipment) of the mail for the specific rate group. Fractions of a pound are rounded to the next whole pound for postage calculation. Global Bulk Economy Base Rates Base rates for mail tendered at the New Jersey International and Bulk Mail Center and the Oakland International Service Facility: Rate Group_ 1 2 3 Per=Piece $0.21 $0.21 $0o 13 + + + + Per-Pound $2.15 $2.28 $3.54

Base rates for mail tendered at the Chicago Bulk Mail Center: Rate Group 1 2 3 Per-Piece $0.21 $0.21 $0.13 + + + + Per-Pound $2.25 $2.38 $3.64

The United States Postal Service reserves the right to change the Global Bulk Economy Base Rates subject to a sixty (60) day notification to the Mailer. Separation by Rate Group When presenting a mailing to the Postal Service, the mailer must physically separate the sacks and/or pallets by rate group (i.e. 1,2, 3) and specify the rate group on the back of PS Tag 181 for direct country sacks and/or on the front of direct country pallet placards (when applicable). Within each rate group, direct country "skin" sacks (weighing less than 11 pounds) must also be physically separated from other direct country sacks. Direct country "skin" sacks must be further identified with the letter "S" on the back of PSTag 181. Computation of Postage Postage is calculated by multiplying the number of pieces in the mailing by the applicable per-piece base rate, multiplying the net weight (in whole pounds) of the entire mailing by the applicable per-pound base rate, and then adding the two totals together. Postage Payment Methods GI3E is subject to a per-piece rate plus a per-pound rate. Postage must be paid by postage meter, permit imprint, mailer-precanceled stamp or a combination thereof. For non-identical pieces, the applicable perpiece postage must be affixed to each piece by meter or mailer-pre-canceled stamp. For identical weight pieces, each piece may bear a. permit imprint or postage meter postage for the per-piece rate portion. Postage for the per-pound rate portion may be paid from an advance deposit account or meter postage attached to the postage statement. When postage is paid from an advance deposit account, any of the permit imprints shown in IMM Exhibit 152.3 for letter-post are acceptable. As an alternative to these formats, the following optional formats may be used:

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GLOBAL BULK ECONOMY U.S. POSTAGE PAID JERSEY CITY, NJ 07097 PERMIT NO. XXX

GLOBAL BULK ECONOMY U.S. POSTAGE PAID OAKLAND, CA 94622 PERMIT NO. XXX

GLOBAL BULK ECONOMY U.S. POSTAGE PAID CHICAGO, IL 60130 PERMIT NO. XXX

Note: Mailers may use permit imprint with non-identical weight pieces if authorized to use postage mailing systems under DMM 705.2, 705.3, or 705.4. Weight and Size Limits A. Weight The weight limit for regular letter-post items is 4 pounds. The weight limit for letter-post items containing books is 11 pounds. B. Size Envelopes and Packages a. Minimum length and height: 5-1/2 x 3-1/2 inches b. Minimum depth: .007 inch c. Maximum length: 24 inches d. Maximum length, height, depth (thickness) combined: 36 inches
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Rolls a. Minimum length: 4 inches b. Minimum length plus twice the diameter combined: 6-3/4 inches c. Maximum length: 36 inches d. Maximum length plus twice the diameter combined: 42 inches

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Preparation Requirements A. Addressing Global Bulk Economy is subject to the addressing requirements contained in IMM 122. Exception: Global Bulk Economy is not subject to the interline addressing requirement that is specified in IMM 122.1d. At the sender's risk, the English translation of the destination post office or city name may be omitted from printed addresses that are in Russian, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew, Cyrillic, Japanese, or Chinese characters. An English translation of the country name (e.g. Japan) is still required on the individual mail pieces. B. Marking and Packaging Global Bulk Economy is subject to the marking and packaging requirements contained in IMM 244. C. Makeup All mail must be prepared in packages (bundles) within sacks. Packages must contain at least 10 items. Packages of letter-size mail items must be no thicker than approximately a handful of mail (4 to 6 inches). Packages of flat-size mail items may be thicker than 6 inches but must not weigh more than 11 pounds. All items in a package must be"faced" in the same direction (i.e. arranged so that the addresses read in the same direction, with an address visible on the top piece). ¯ Items that cannot be bundled because of their physical characteristics (i.e. tubes) may be placed loose in the sack. Each package must be securely tied. Placing rubber bands around the length and then the girth is the preferred method of securing packages of letter-size mail. Plastic strapping placed around the length and then the girth is the preferred method of securing packages of flat-size mail. D. Sacking and Labeling Packages of mail must be prepared into direct country sacks. The minimum weight per sack is 11 pounds, except for direct country "skin" sacks for which there is no individual minimum sack weight. The maximum weight per sack is 66 pounds. PS Tag 181, available from OISF and NJIBMC, must be affixed to each sack and completed as follows: Front of Tag: To: Date: Kg: Enter the three-letter code of the destination exchange office and the country name. Enter the same date that appears on the Statement of Mailing. Enter the combined weight of the sack and its contents in kilograms.

The other blocks on the tag are reserved for USPS use and must remain blank. Back of Tag: Enter the appropriate country rate group. For direct country "skin" sacks (weighing less than 11 pounds), also enter the letter "S."

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Examples (front of tag):

From:
Mail No: Date: OCTOBER 1, 2005

To:

KWS JAPAN
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Receptacle No.:

Class:

Kg:

27.2

Note: Destination exchange office codes and country rate groups are listed in Exhibit A. E. Palletizing (optional) To expedite handling, country pallets may be optionally prepared when there is a minimum of 100 pounds of mail to one country. If this option is used, the mailer must first prepare direct country sacks as described above. Direct country sacks must then be placed within pallet boxes (often referred to as Gaylords) and placed on pallets. Pallets must be capped, shrink-wrapped and banded to insure their integrity during transit. A pallet label (placard) must be placed on all four sides. The pallet label (placard) formats appear below. The following guidelines must be used when preparing pallets: Minimum height: 20 inches 57 inches Maximum height: Minimum weight: 100 pounds Maximum weight: 2, 205 pounds (1,000 kg.) Note: The Postal Service provides pallets free of charge for use with GBE mailings.

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U.S. MAIL
TO"
FROM-o NJI & BMC
JERSEY CITY NJ 07 97

CONTENTS: GLOBAL BULK ECONOMY
PALLET WT. (KG) DATE"

RATE GROUP..

U.So MAIL

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U.S. MAlL
TO"
FROM. OAKLAND ISF

OAKLAND CA 94622
CONTENTS. GLOBAL BULK ECONOMY PALLET WT. (KG)~ DATE" RATE GROUP:

U.S. MAlL

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F. Special Sacking, Labeling, Palletizing Requirements for Mailings Entered at Chicago Bulk Mail Center The mailer must first prepare direct country sacks as described above. Direct country sacks must be made up into direct country pallets when there is a minimum of 100 pounds of mail to one country. If there is less than 100 pounds of mail to one country, direct country sacks must be made up into mixed country pallets which contain direct country sacks for more than one country. A separate mixed country pallet must be prepared for each rate group. Pallets must be capped, shrink-wrapped and banded to insure their integrity during transit. Pallet boxes must be used, except when their use would not enhance the integrity of the pallet (such as when the pallet is minimally loaded). Each direct country pallet must have two pallet labels (placards) affixed on each of all four sides: 1. Pallet label (placard) shown in section E above (NJI&BMC version) 2. Pallet label (placard) shown below Each mixed country pallet must have only the pallet label (placard) shown below affixed on each of all four sides. The pallet label (placard) in section E above must not be affixed to mixed country pallets. Note concerning the pallet label (placard) shown below: For direct country pallets, the destination country name must be entered in the "Country" block. For mixed country pallets, the word "MIXED" must be entered in the "Country" block.

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DATE:
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NJI tlCtr
Via

J MC
CONTENTS:

Global Bulk Econo Y (GBE)
for: Country'o

ORIGI____~N: Chicago BMC
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EXHIBIT A GLOBAL BULK ECONOMY (GBE) COUNTRY LIST NEW JERSEY iNTERNATIONAL AND BULK MAIL CENTER (NJIBMC) Notes: 1. Cutoff time is 10 AM of close-out day. 2. Close out day is two business days prior to dispatch day. 3. All mail is dispatched weekly (except Iceland which is dispatched bi-weekly).

ALBANIA ALGERIA ANDORRA ANGOLA ANGUILLA ANTIGUA and BARBUDA ARGENTINA ARMENIA ARUBA ASCENSION ISLANDS AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA AZERBAIJAN AZORES BAHAMAS BAHRAIN BALEARIC ISLANDS BANGLADESH BARBADOS BELARUS BELGIUM BELIZE BENIN BERMUDA BHUTAN

TIA ALG Include with Spain. LOB

THURSDAY WEDNESDAY MONDAY Include with Netherlands Antilles (Phi!ipsburg). Include Redonda. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY Include with Great Britain. THURSDAY iWEDNESDAY THURSDAY Include with Portugal. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Include with Spain. THURSDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

21 20 18 3

3 3

AAJ BUE EVN AUA SYD SZG BAK NAS AAM CGP BGI MSQ ANX BZE

3 22 30 16 29 13 30 10 35 35 12 27 8 15 20 2 3 3 3 2 1 3 3 3
3 3 3 1

COU BDA

Include Dahomey. Include with India.

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BOLIVIA BONAIRE BOSNIAHERZEGOVINA BOTSWANA BRAZIL BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS BRUNEI DARUSSALEM BULGARIA BURKINA FASO BURMA (M__YA___NMAR) BURUNDI CAMBODIA .~AMEROON CANARY ISLANDS CAPE VERDE CAYMAN ISLANDS CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC ;HILE CHINA

LPB

WEDNESDAY 23 Include with Netherlands Antilles '~_W~!.[lemstad)__ WEDNESDAY

3

SJJ

14

3

Include with South Africa.
RIO RAD BWN SOF OUA RGN AGC AGO DLA with Sl~ain., VXE GCM BGF SCQ TSN Include Tibet and _M_o__n_g_o I i a. Include with France. WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Include with France. THURSDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY 13 20 12 20 3 3 3 3 20 20 40 3 3 3 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY N/A THURSDAY 15 15 2O 21 N/A 14 3 3 3 ~v-E-DNESDAY N/A THURSDAY THURSDAY MONDAY THURSDAY MONDAY THUR~ WEDNESDAY 19 N/A 35 20 40 35 40 30 20 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

BOG COLOMBIA COMOROS FIH CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC (KINSHASA)_ PDN CONGO, REPUBLIC OF THE ___(B RAZZAVILLE) ;OOK ISLANDS RAR CORSICA COSTA RICA SJD ABJ COTE D'IVOIRE ~_(IVORY COAS__T_) ZAG CROATIA CUBA _,. HAV

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,~

CURACAO CYPRUS CZECH REPUBLIC DENMARK DJIBOUTI DOMINICA DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DUBAI ECUADOR EGYPT EL SALVADOR ENGLAND EQUATORIAL GUINEA ERiTREA ESTONIA ETHIOPIA FALKLAND ISLANDS FAROE ISLANDS FIJI FINLAND. FRANCE FRENCH GUIANA FRENCH POLYNESIA GABON GAMBIA GEORGIA, REPUBLIC OF GERMANY GHANA GIBRALTAR LMS PRG AAL JIB DOM SDQ

Include with Netherlands Antilles ~llemst~d): THURSDAY !WEDNESDAY Include Faroe MONDAY Islands and Greenland. WEDNESDAY ITUESDAY !MONDAY Include with United Arab Emirates.

15 14 13 15 15 6

3

GYE ALY SAL Include with Great Britain. BSG MSW TLL ADD Include with Great Britain. Include with Denmark.

THURSDAY FRIDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY

14 19 15 20 15 25 15

3 3 3 3 3 3 3

SUV
HEL MRS CAY PPT LBV BJL TBS HAM ACC

Include Tahiti.

N/A THURSDAY WEDNESDAY TUESDAY N/A WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY

N/A 15 15 14 N/A 20 15 3O 11 25 16

3 1 1 3 3 3 3 3 1 3 1

GIB

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GREAT BRITAIN & NO. IRELAND: England (except London), Wales, Isle of Man, Channel Islands, Jersey Islands, Ascension, Falkland Islands, and Se~.elles. London only. Scotland onl~f. Northern Ireland only. iGREECE GREENLAND GRENADA GUADELOUPE !GUATEMALA IGUINEA GUYANA HAITI HONDURAS HONG KONG HUNGARY ICELAND ilND_O:NESIA IRAN ~-~-ELAN D ilSRAEL I--~-~Y JAMAICA JAPAN J__~ORDAN '.KAMPUCHEA !KAZAKHSTAN

GBR

WEDNESDAY

9

LON GLA BFS AHN Include with Denmark. SGO PTP GUA CKY GEO PAP TGU HKG BUD REK BOF TNS THR AHE HFA GOA KIN KWS AMM ALA

WEDNESDAY I WED N E S__D..A_Y__ !WEDNESDAY iTHURS-D-~YTUESDAY Include St. Martin ITUESDAY and St. Barthelemy_.:._ WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY TUESDAY iTUESDAy, WEDNESDAY Include Kowloon YHURSDAY and North Korea. ,WEDNESDAY ,THURSDAY Include Bhutan. THURSDAY N/A IMONDAY MONDAY .'FRIDA,i2 Include San Marino. ,MONDAY WEDNESDAY Include Okinawa WEDNESDAY _and Ryukyu Islands THURSDAY See CamB~3dia. THURSDAY

9 9 9 16 15 15 9 20 15 15 10 29 14 14 35 N/A 37 9 21 14 5 24 21 30

1 1 1 1

3
3

3 t 3 3 3 1 1 1 3 2 3 3

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KENYA KI RIBATI KOREA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF (NORTH KOREA) KOREA, REPUBLIC OF ._(:SOUTH KOREA_)_ KOWLOON KUWAIT KYRGYZSTAN LAOS LATVIA LESOTHO LIBYA LIECHTENSTEIN LITHUANIA LUXEMBOURG VIACAO MACEDONIA MADAGASCAR MADEIRA ISLANDS MALAWI MALAYSIA MALDIVES MALl MALTA MARTINIQUE MAU RITAN IA MAURITIUS MEXICO MOLDOVA MONACO MONGOLIA MONTENEGRO MONTSERRAT MOROCCO

MBA

MONDAY Include with Fiji. __ :Include with Hong Kong. THURSDAY Include with Hong Kong.

33

3 3

PUS

3

KWl Include with Russia. VTE RIX Include with South Africa. TIP nclude with Switzerland. VNO LUX MFM SKP TNR FNC LMB KUL Include with Singapore. BKO MLA FDF Include with Senegal. MRU MEX

THURSDAY N/A MONDAY ~WEDNESDAY MONDAY MONDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY MONDAY MONDAY N/A MONDAY MONDAY TUESDAY MONDAY N/A ITUESDAY Include with France. Include with China. See SerbiaMonteneg_ro. 29 N/A 30 NIA Ig 15

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 3

KIV

MNI CAS

TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

17 20

3 3

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MOZAMBIQUE NAMIBIA NAURU ~IEPAL ~iETHERLANDS NETHERLANDS ANTILLES (PHILIPSBURG) NETHERLANDS ANTILLES (WILLEMSTAD) NEW CALEDONIA NEW HEBRIDES N EW ZEALAN D

MPM Include with South Africa. ACW KTM RTM SXM

28 35 4O 15

3 3 3 3

WMS NOU

Include Saba, St. 'Eustatius St. Maarten and Anguilla. Include Bonaire and Curacao. Include Wallis and Futuna Islands. Include with Vanuatu. Include Pitcairn Island, Niue Islands and Ross _Dependency.

15 33

3 3

AKL

33

2

NICARAGUA NIGER NIGERIA NIUE ISLANDS NORTHERN IRELAND N O RWAY OKINAWA OMAN PAKISTAN PALAU PANAMA PAPUA NEW GUINEA PARAGUAY PERU PHILIPPINES PITCAIRN ISLAND IPOLAND

MGA MFQ LOS i lnclude with New Zealand. Include with Great Britain. OSL Include with Japan. MCT KHI ROR PTY LAE ASU LIM MNL Include with New Zealand. GYN MONDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY N/A WEDNESDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY iTHURSDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY

13 38 35

3 3 3

14 30 35 N/A 8 35 25 17 31 15

1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

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PORTUGAL QATAR REDONDA REUNION ROMANIA ROSS DEPENDENCY RUSSIA RWANDA RYUKYU ISLANDS SABA ST. BARTHELEMY ST. CHRISTOPHER (ST. KITTS) AND NEVlS ST. EUSTATIUS ST. HELENA ST. LUCIA ST. MAARTEN ST. MARTIN ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES SAN MARINO SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE

LIS DOH

RUN CND

MOW KGL

nclude Azores, SaoMONDAY Tome.and Principe. THURSDAY nclude with Antigua and Barbuda. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Include with New Zealand. Include Kyrgyzstan, THURSDAY Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan. MONDAY Include with Japan.... Include with Netherlands Antilles Include with Guadelouj?e.

12

20 19 25 40

SKB

TUESDAY Include with Netherlands Antilles (~Phil!ps_bur_g_). ___ Include with South Africa. TUESDAY Include with Netherlands Antilles (P h ilip_~r_Eg_ .)~i~ Include with Guadeloupe. TUESDAY Include wit~. Include with Solomon Islands. Include with Portugal.

15

SLU

15

SVD

15

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ARABIA SCOTLAND SENEGAL ~R-B~A MONTENEGRO ___(YUGOSLAVIA).__ SEYCHELLES SIERRA LEONE SINGAPORE SLOVAK REPUBLIC .... _(S LOVAKIA)_ SLOVENIA SOLOMON ISLANDS SOUTH AFRICA

QDM DKR BEG See Great Britain. Include Mauritania. MONDAY WEDNESDAY Include Serbia, Montenegro, and ~ugo~slavia. Include with Great Britain. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Include Santa Cruz THURSDAY Islands. Include Botswana, MONDAY Lesotho, Namibia, Transkei, St. Helena and Tristan da Cunha. WEDNESDAY Include Andorra, Canary Islands, and Balearic Islands. THURSDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY MONDAY 28 15 3 3

FNA SIN BTS LJU HIR CPF

15 31 15 15 33 24

3 3 3 3 3 3

SPAIN SRI LANKA SUDAN SURINAME SWAZILAND SWEDEN SWITZERLAND SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC (SYRIA) TAH IT I TAIWAN TAJIKISTAN TANZANIA THAILAND TIBET TOGO

BCN CMB KRT PBM QMN MMA BSL DAM

14 30 22 12 28 14 15 15

1 3 3 3 3 1 1 3

~-0~AY
MONDAY

Include _iechtenstein.

WEDNESDAY Include with French Polynesia..

TPE DAR BKK LFW Include with Russia. Include Zanzibar. Include with China.

THURSDAY

31 35 N/A

3 3 3 3

WEDNESDAY

2O

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TO, NGA TRANSKEI TRINIDAD AND .TOBAGO TRISTAN DA CUNHA TUNISIA TURKEY TURKMENISTAN TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS TUVALU UGANDA UKRAINE IUNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNITED KINGDOM URUGUAY UZBEKISTAN VANUATU VATICAN CITY VENEZUELA VIETNAM WALES WALLIS AND FUTUNA i ISLANDS WESTERN SAMOA YEMEN YUGOSLAVIA ZAMBIA ZANZIBAR ZIMBABWE TBU Include with South Africa. THURSDAY WEDNESDAY Include with South Africa. 38 3

POS

TUN
IST

WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY

20 15 15 42 27 28 23 22 34 16 14 35 3

Include with Russia.
GDT 'UESDAY

Include with Fiji.
EBB ODS DXB See Great Britain. MVD TAS VLI Include New Hebrides. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Include with Great Britain. Include with New Caledonia. APW SAH See SerbiaMontenegro. LVI Include with Tanzania. MONDAY MONDAY N/A WEDNESDA';( MONDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY

VCS CCS SGN

N/A 15 30 30

BUQ

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RATE GROUP 1 ANDORRA ASCENSION ISLANDS AUSTRIA AZORES BALEARIC ISLANDS BELGIUM CANARY ISLANDS COMOROS CORSICA DENMARK ENGLAND FALKLAND ISLANDS FAROE ISLANDS FINLAND FRANCE GERMANY GIBRALTAR GREAT BRITAIN & NORTHERN IRELAND GREECE GREENLAND ICELAND IRELAND ISRAEL ITALY LIECHTENSTEIN LUXEMBOURG NETHERLANDS NORTHERN IRELAND NORWAY PORTUGAL SAN MARINO SCOTLAND SEYCHELLES SPAIN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND VATICAN CITY WALES

RATE GROUP 2 AUSTRALIA JAPAN MEXICO NEW ZEALAND NIUE ISLANDS OKINAWA PITCAIRN ISLAND ROSS DEPENDENCY RATE GROUP 3 ALBANIA ALGERIA ANGOLA ANGUILLA ANTIGUA and BARBUDA ARGENTINA ARMENIA ARUBA AZERBAIJAN BAHAMAS BAHRAIN BALEARIC ISLANDS BANGLADESH BARBADOS BELARUS BELIZE BENIN BERMUDA BHUTAN BOLIVIA BONAIRE BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA BOTSWANA BRAZIL BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS BRUNEI DARUSSALEM BULGARIA BURKINA FASO BURMA (MYANMAR) BURUNDI CAMBODIA CAMEROON
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RATE GROUP 3 (Continued) CAPE VERDE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CHILE CHINA COLOMBIA COMOROS CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC (KINSHASA) CONGO, REPUBLIC OF THE (BRAZZAVlLLE) COOK ISLANDS COSTA RICA COTE D'IVOIRE (IVORY COAST) CROATIA CUBA CURACAO CYPRUS CZECH REPUBLIC DJIBOUTI DOMINICA DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. ECUADOR EGYPT EL SALVADOR EQUATORIAL GUINEA ERITREA ESTONIA ETHIOPIA FIJI FRENCH GUIANA FRENCH POLYNESIA GABON GAMBIA GEORGIA, REPUBLIC OF GHANA GRENADA GUADELOUPE GUATEMALA GUINEA GUYANA HAITI HONDURAS HONG KONG HUNGARY

INDIA INDONESIA IRAN JAMAICA JORDAN KAMPUCHEA KAZAKHSTAN KOREA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF (NORTH KOREA) KOREA, REPUBLIC OF (SOUTH KOREA) KOWLOON KYRGYZSTAN LAOS LESOTHO LIBYA LITHUANIA MACAO MACEDONIA MADEIRA ISLANDS MADAGASCAR MALAWI MALAYSIA MALDIVES MALl MALTA MARTINIQUE MAURITANIA MAURITIUS MOLDOVA MONGOLIA MONTSERRAT MOROCCO MOZAMBIQUE NAMIBIA NAURU NEPAL NETHERLANDS ANTILLES (PHILIPSBURG) NETHERLANDS ANTILLES (WILLEMSTAD) NEW CALEDONIA NICARAGUA NIGER NIGERIA OMAN PAKISTAN PANAMA
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SURINAME SWAZILAND SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC (SYRIA) PAPUA NEW GUINEA TAH ITI PARAGUAY TAIWAN PERU TAJIKISTAN PHILIPPINES TANZAN IA POLAND THAILAND QATAR TOGO REDONDA TONGA REUNION TRANSKEI ROMANIA TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO RUSSIA TRISTAN DA CUNHA RWANDA TUNISIA SABA TURKEY ST. CHRISTOPHER (ST. KITTS) AND NEVIS TURKMENISTAN ST. EUSTATIUS TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS ST. HELENA TUVALU ST. LUCIA UGANDA ST. MAARTEN UKRAINE ST. MARTIN UNITED ARAB EMIRATES ST. VINCENT URUGUAY SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS UZBEKISTAN SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE VANUATU SAUDI ARABIA VENEZUELA SENEGAL SERBIA-MONTENEGRO (YUGOSLAVIA) VIETNAM WALLIS AND FUTUNA ISLANDS SIERRA LEONE WESTERN SAMOA SINGAPORE YEMEN SLOVAK REPUBLIC (SLOVAKIA) ZAMBIA SLOVENIA ZANZIBAR SOLOMON ISLANDS ZIMBABWE SOUTH AFRICA SRI LANKA SUDAN

RATE GROUP 3 (Continued)

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EXHIBIT B GLOBAL BULK ECONOMY (GBE) COUNTRY LIST OAKLAND INTERNATIONAL SERVICE FACILITY (OISF) Notes: 1. Cutoff time is 10 AM of Close-out day. 2. Close out day is two business days prior to dispatch day, 3. All mail is dispatched weekly.

AUSTRALIA BHUTAN BRUNEI DARUSSALAM BURMA _(MYANMAR)__ CHINA COOK ISLANDS FIJI FRENCH POLYNESIA HO'N G KON G INDIA INDONESIA JAPAN KIRIBATI KOREA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF ___(NORTH KOREA) KOREA, REPUBLIC OF __(SOUTH KOREA)___ KOWLOON LAOS MACAO MALAYSIA

SYD Include with India. BWN RGN TSN RAR SUV PPT HKG BOF TNS KVVS Include Tibet and _Mongolia

TH U RSDAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

25 N/A N/A 15 N/A 3O 10 16 31 27 13

2 3

TUESDAY Include Kiribati and MONDAY Tuvalu. TUESDAY Include Tahiti. ~lnclude Kowloon andFRIDAY North Korea WEDNESDAY Include Bhutan. FRIDAY Include Okinawa andTUESDAY R_~u Islands Include with Fiji. Include with Hong Kong. TUESDAY Include with Hong

3 3 3 3 3 3 2

PUS

14

3

K.o_n_g. _
VTE MFM KUL FRIDAY FRIDAY WEDNESDAY N/A N/A 2O

3 3 3

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)NGOLIA IRU AL NEW CALEDONIA HEBRIDES EALAND

Include with _Singa_p~re. Include with China.

ACW KTM NOU

AKL

ISLANDS

OKINAWA N EW GU INEA
PITCAIRN ISLAND ROSS DEPENDENCY ISLANDS SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS SINGAPORE SOLOMON ISLANDS TAH ITI

LAE MNL

THURSDAY ,THURSDAY Include Wallis and THURSDAY Futuna Islands Include with Vanuatu. Include Pitcaim iTUESDAY Island, ,Niue Islands and Ross Dependency Include with New Zealand. InClude with Japan.. THURSDAY WEDNESDAY Include with New Zealand. Include with New Zealand. Ja ap_9__Q.__Include with Include with Solomon Islands WEDNESDAY Include Maldives. Include Santa Cruz THURSDAY Islands Include with French ._Polynesia TUESDAY FRIDAY Include with China. ITUESDAY Include New Hebrides. Include with New Caledonia. ~THURSDAY iWEDNESDAY THURSDAY

N/A N/A N/A

3

18

2

NiA 19

3 3

SIN

19 N/A

8 3

TPE BKK TIBET TBU

15 20 N/A N/A N/A 13

3 3 3 3 3

JATU
WALLIS AND FUTUNA ISLANDS WESTERN SAMOA

VLI SGN

APW

3

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RATE GROUP 1 N/A RATE GROUP 2 AUSTRALIA ~ JAPAN NEW ZEALAND NIUE ISLANDS ..RATE GROUP 3 BHUTAN BRUNEI DARUSSALAM BURMA (MYANMAR) CHINA COOK ISLANDS FIJI FRENCH POLYNESIA HONG KONG INDIA INDONESIA KIRIBATI KOREA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF (NORTH KOREA) KOREA, REPUBLIC OF (SOUTH KOREA) KOWLOON LAOS MACAO MALAYSIA MALDIVES OKINAWA PITCAIRN ISLAND ROSS DEPENDENCY RYUKYU ISLANDS MONGOLIA NAURU NEPAL NEW CALEDONIA NEW HEBRIDES PAPUA NEW GUINEA PHILIPPINES SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS SINGAPORE SOLOMON ISLANDS TAH ITI TAIWAN THAILAND TIBET TONGA TUVALU VANUATU VIETNAM WALLIS AND FUTUNA ISLANDS WESTERN SAMOA

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ANN EX 2 MAILING LOCATIONS FOR GLOBAL DIRECT = CANADA ADMAIL John F. Kennedy Airport Mail Center John F. Kennedy International Airport Building 250 Jamaica, NY 11430-9998 New Jersey International Bulk Mail Center US Postal Service 80 County Road Jersey City, NJ 07097-9998 J. T. Weeker International Service Center US Postal Service O'Hare International Airport 514 Express Center Drive Chicago, IL 60688-9998 Seattle Processing and Distribution Center US Postal Service 2454 Occidental Avenue South Seattle, WA 98134-9997

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ANNEX 2 MAILING LOCATIONS FOR GLOBAL DIRECT = CANADA PUBLICATIONS MAIL John F. Kennedy Airport Mail Center John F. Kennedy International Airport Building 250 Jamaica, NY 11430-9998 New Jersey International Bulk Mail Center US Postal Service 80 County Road Jersey City, NJ 07097-9998 J. T. Weeker International Service Center US Postal Service O'Hare International Airport 514 Express Center Drive Chicago, IL 60688-9998 Seattle Bulk Mail Center US Postal Service 34301 9th Avenue South Federal Way, WA 98003-6721

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ANNEX 3 PREPARATION REQUIREMENTS GLOBAL DIRECT - CANADA LETTERMAIL Global Direct - Canada Lettermail (Lettermail) is a First-Class type mail service to all addresses in Canada. Lettermail consists of any mailable item the sender chooses to post at the Lettermail rate. Such items include, but are not limited, to letters, postcards or similar communications, receipts, invoices or similar articles of a financial nature, notices, reports, and product information. Global Direct - Canada Lettermail can be Standard (Short / Long), Non-coded, Nonstandard, or Large (Oversize). To qualify for Standard (Short / Long) Lettermail rates, mail must have the correct postal code and meet size and weight specifications for this service.
STANDARD (SHORT/LONG) AND NON-CODED Envelope Self-Mailer Card or Postcard * NON-STANDARD (OVERSITF:) Envelope LENGTH MAX. MIN. 140 mm. (5.51 in.) 140 mm. (5.51 in.) 140 mm. (5.51 in.) N/A 245 mm. MIN. WIDTH MAX. THICKNESS MIN. MAX. WEIGHT MIN. 50 g '76 oz.)

(9.64 in.)

90 mm 3.54 in.)

t 56 mm (6.14 in.)
156 mm (6,14 in.) 120 mm (4.72 in.)

245 mm. 90 mm (9.64 in.) (3.54 in..) 235 mm 90 mm (9.25 in.) (3.54 ir~.)

3g 0.18 mm 5 mm (0.007 in.) (0.19 in.) (0.105 oz.) 5 mm 59 0.i8 mm (0.007 in.) (0.19 in.) 0.18 mm (0:007 in.)

oz.).(1.76 oz.)
500 g (17.6 oz.)
N/A

50 g

N/A 270 mm N/A 20 mm 380 mm N/A (0.78 in.) (10.62 in.) (14.96 in.) 20 mm N/A N/A 270 mm N/A N/A 380 mm Card or Postcard* (0.78 in.) (14.96 in.) (10.62 in.) *___No specific weight requirements for cards - dependent upon gram~age Qf paper used and the size of the card.

ADDRESSING Mailing Address: The address of the addressee must be complete and include: ¯ the addressee's name; ¯ where applicable, the street number, street name, apartment or room number; ¯ the name and province of the postal facility of delivery; and ¯ a valid postal code for the address. Return Address: When a Lettermail items bears a return address, the return address must be Canadian and it must be located on the same side as the delivery address, in the upper left corner. POSTAL INDICIA AND OTHER MARKINGS Items must bear the appropriate Canada Post Corporation indicia. The number 03429792 must appear in the indicia. Camera-ready indicia artwork can be downloaded from the Canada Postal Guide at www.canadapost.ca/P0stal.quide. The Canada Post indicia shall be located: o on the front of the item in the upper right corner, o not more than 1.57 in. (40 mm) from the top edge, o not more than 2.9 in. (74 mm) from the right edge.

Confidential

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A return address, service indication or delivery instruction may be marked/printed on a Lettermail item if it is located: o on the front of the item in the upper left corner, ¯ 1.77 in. (45 mm) or more from the bottom edge. Graphics or other printings may be printed on the front of a Lettermail item if they are located 1.77 in. (45 mm) or more from the bottom of the item. NOTE: Graphics or other printings shall not be located in the area reserved for the postage indicia. SEALING All envelopes must have seams that are permanently and securely sealed. Flaps must be constructed so that they can be completely and securely sealed by the mailer. Unsealed/open envelopes are not permitted for mailings of Canada Lettermail. Self-mailers must be closed on all four edges. MAIL PREPARATION All items must be placed in USPS letter trays or other appropriate USPS mail transport equipment. Use the following general guidelines when preparing letter trays: Face items in the same direction. Sleeve, band, and label each letter tray. Each letter tray must bear a label formatted as follows: For mail deposited at the J. T. Weeker International Service Center in Chicago: TORONTO ON FWD LETTERMAIL MAILER NAME MAILER LOCATION 60688

For mail deposited at the John F. Kennedy Airport Mail Center IN New York:

MONTREAL QC FWD LETTERMAIL

11430

MAILER NAME MAILER LOCATION

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PRESENTATION OF MAILING Each mailing must be.accompanied by a completed PS Form 3651-LP, Postage Statement - International Letter-post- Permit Imprint, Part B, Line 1. FURTHER INFORMATION Further information on the preparation of Canada Lettermail may be found on the Canada Post Corporation website www.canadapost.com under the On Line Business Center, Products and Services section, On Line Tools, Postal Guide, Domestic Products and Services, Lettermail. SIZE AND WEIGHT SPECIFICATIONS FOR GLOBAL DIRECT - CANADA ADMAIL
LENGTH WIDTH ..... MIN. MAX. MAX. MIN. STANDARD (SHORT/LONG) "140 ram. 245 mm. ' S0 i~rn .... i56 mm MACHINEABLE ..... (5.51 (9.64 in.) (3:54 in.,) (6.14 in.) 'POSTCARDS OR CARDS 140 mm. 235 mml ~120 n~m 90 mm MACHINEABLE (5:51 !n:) (9.25 in.) (3.54 in.). (4.-~2 3:80 mm 90 mm 270 mm I INON-STANDARD (OVERS:IZE) 140 ram. MACHINEABLE (5:51 !r~.) (14.96 in.) (3.5.4 in.) (10.62 i,q.) 245 ram. 7O mm 156 mm STANDARD (SHORT/LONG) ' 100 mm PRESORT (LCP AND NDG) (3.93 in.) (9.64 in.). (2.75 in.) (6.'~4 in.) NON-STANDARD (OVERSIZE)' 100 mm 380 mm 70 mm 270 mm PRESORT (LOP AND NDG) (3,93 in.) (14.96in.) (2.75 in.) (10.62 in.) * The minimum weight of a self-mailer id 5 grams, ...... THICKNESS ...... WEIGHT .... MIN. MAX' MIN. MAX. 0.18 mm ' 5mm 3g* 50 g (0.19 in.) (0,11 oz.) (1.76 oz.) (0.00-< .in.) 5 mm 0.18 mm N/A ..... 50 g (0.00~ i.n.,) (0.19 in.) 20 mm "1o g 500 g 5 mm (0.35 o.,z) (17.6 Oz.) (0.19 in.) (0.78 100 g 0.18 mm 5 mm N/A ,(0.007 in.) (.(~.1.9 in.) (3.52 oz.) N/A 5O0 g o. 18mrn 20 mm (0.007 in.) (0.78 in.) (17.6 oz.)

PRESENTATiON OF MAILING Each mailing of Global Direct- Canada Admail must be accompanied by a completed PS Form 3656, Postage Statement for Global Direct - Canada Admail - (Permit Imprint). SIZE AND WEIGHT SPECIFICATIONS FOR GLOBAL DIRECT-CANADA PUBLICATIONS MAIL
..... INDIVIDUALLY ADDRESSED COPIES PRESORT (LCP or NDG) " WIDTH LENGTH MIN. MAX. ' ...... MiN. ' "MAX. 600 ram.* 90 mm 600 mm.~ (2~'62 in.) .. 3:54 in.).. (23:62 in:) 245 ram. 90 mm 150 mm (9.64 in.) (3:~4,in.) (5.90 in.) 3~ornrn 90 mm t 270 mm (14.96 in.) (3.54 in.) I (10.62 in.) THICKNESS MIN. MAX. 0:18 mm (0.007 in.) 0.18 mm (0.19 in.) 200 mm * (7.86 in.) 5 mm (0.78 in.) WEIGHT MIN. MAX. N/A 3g 1.36 kg (2.99 ,Ibs.)

l

140 mm. (5.51 in.) STANDARD (SHORT / LONG.L- i40 mm. MACHINEABLE (5.51 in.) MACHiNEABLE i40 mm. NON-STANDARD (OVERSIZE) (5.51 in.) .* length 4: ~J~th mu not exceed 2.0 m (78 ¾

(0,:o,07tn:) in.) .... (0.105 oz.) (!~6 ~z.) (0.19 .... 1~ g 5 mm 20 mm 750 g
(0.35 oz) (26.45oz.)

PRESENTATION OF MAILING Each mailing of Global Direct- Canada Publications Mail must be accompanied by a completed PS Form 3651-LP, Postage Statement- International Letter-post- Permit Imprint, Part E. PS Form 3657, Postage Statement for Global Direct- Canada Publications Mail (Permit Imprint) may be used as a worksheet. NOTE: For Global Direct - Canada specifications, US equivalents to metric measurements for size and weight are for reference only. Metric standards are required for size and weight. Mail becomes non-standard (oversize) when it exceeds any one of the maximum dimensions and/or weight requirements of standard (short / long) items.
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ANN EX 4 DISCOUNTED RATES FOR INTERNATIONAL PRIORITY AIRMAIL (IPA) EXPRESSED TO THREE DECIMAL PLACES DROP SHIP RATES Published Rates Rate Group 1 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 2 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 3 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 4 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 5 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 6 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 7 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 8 Per Piece Per Pound $0.30 $2.75 $0.13 $4.85 $0.27 $4.35 $0.26 $5.80 $0.13 $5.10 $0.13 $5.00 $0.13 $6.60 $0.13 $7.65 Discount 16% 16% 16% 16% 4% 4% 12% 12% 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% ICM Discounted Rate
$0.252 $2.310

$0.109 $4.074 $0.259 $4.176 $0.229 $5.104 $0.109 $4.284 $0.109 $4.200

$0.109 $5.544
$0.109 $6.426 $0.176 $6.216

Worldwide Non-Presort $0.21 Per Piece $7.40 Per Pound

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ANNEX 4 DISCOUNTED RATES FOR INTERNATIONAL PRIORITY AIRMAIL (IPA) EXPRESSED TO THREE DECIMAL PLACES FULL SERVICE RATES Published Rates Rate Group 1 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 2 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 3 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 4 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 5 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 6 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 7 Per Piece Per Pound Rate Group 8 Per Piece Per Pound $0.30 $3.75 $0.13 $5.85 Discount 16% 16% 16% 16% ICM Discounted Rate $0.252 $3.150 $0.109 $4.914 $0.259 $5.136 $0.229 $5.984 $0.109 $5.124 $0.109 .

$0.27 $5.35
$0.26 $6.80 $0.13 $6.10 $0.13 $6. O0 $0.13 $7.60 $0.13 $8.65

4% 4%
12% 12% 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% 16% 16%

$5.040

$0.109 $6.384 $0.109 $7.266 $0.176 $7.056
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Worldwide Non-Presort Per Piece $0.21 Per Pound $8.40

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EXHIBIT D3

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3192

UNITED STJ~TF~
FINAL NOTICE
USPS DISBURSING OFFICER ACCOUNTING SERVICE OENTE~R 2825 LONE OAK PKWY EAGAN MN 55121-9640 Question or oo~'espondence; DISTRIBUTION POSTAL COMPANY C/O LOUIS F HABER JR PRESIDENT/CEO 6200 FRANKFORD AVE BALTtMORE MD 21206-4902 SEE ENCLOSED REMINDER/NOTICE.

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October 16, 2006

INVOICE 1347972 Q67870 PRD

L~TI~

AMOUNT

CHARGE

ADJ $0,00

;

DUE

141

$1,36,571.00

$0.00

$138,571,0O

TOTAL PAST DUE:

$136,571.00

ATTN: RACHEL JOHNSON ACCOUNTING SFJ;;IVIOE CENTER LONE OAK PK3/~/ EAGAN MN 55121-9610

CUSTOMER NUMBER: 52-1541123 LETTER DATE: O~ober 16:2006 TOTAL PAST DUE: $186,571,00 AMOUNT PAID: MAIL TO:

DISTRIBUTION POSTAL COMPANY ¢/O LOUIS F HABER JR PRESI 6200 FRANKFORD AVE BALTIMORE MD 21206-4902

i,l,l,,i,l,,.ll,,IJ.,lll,h,,ll.,l.lll,.,,,I, h h h I1,.1
USP8 DISBURSING OFFICER ACCOUNTING SERVICE CENTER 2825 LONE OAK PKWY EAGAN MN 55121-9640

wd~ your ¢Ustomer number on your check or morley order, Do not sen~ cash. 0152--Z541123

XOOOOO13657100X

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FINAL NOTICE
REF; Amount of past duo debt owed to the U,S. Postal Service: $136,571.00 Account/l'lN: ,52-154,1123 This is your final notice that your debt in the amount of $!36,571.00 is past due, Please remit the batance tn full now so we can clear yOur debt. If you do not resolve your debt immediately, it will be sent to the U.S. Department of the Treasury (U.S. Treasury) for offset purposes, and a collection fee wilt be assessed. tf you have que~ons please contact us at phone number 1 (651) 681-1404, Monday through Friday (7:00 am - 3:30 pro, Central Time); fax us at 1 (6.51) 406-1259; or send en emall to 8WNKC0@ US PS.GOV. Sincerely,

Gary J, Laurant, Supervisor Eagan Accounting Service Center

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