Business Editors

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 30, 2004--
Universal Express Inc. (OTCBB: USXP), announced today
that its subsidiary UniversalPost has formed an exclusive partnership
within the postal store industry with The Convex Group to distribute
Flexplay limited-play DVDs in UniversalPost's member stores.
Flexplay is a patented technology that renders DVDs unreadable 48
hours after being removed from a specially sealed package. Once the
package is opened, the movie can be watched an unlimited number of
times within the 48 hour window. The disposable nature of Flexplay,
which is recyclable, creates a viable alternative to traditional
rental models, with no returns or late fees.
"Not only is the message of NOEL important for everyone during the
holidays, it also makes a great gift," remarked Chazz Palminteri,
Director of NOEL. "The convenience of Flexplay allows people
everywhere in all areas of the country to share a holiday film, which
I believe can change people's lives. Because Flexplay is like a
no-return DVD rental, the gift of NOEL on Flexplay can be sent
anywhere to share the miracle of the season at a cost much lower than
a regular DVD."
"The benefits to the consumer include economical price point, no
returns or late fees and perfect quality playback on any standard DVD
player," stated Linda Jacobucci, President of UniversalPost, "And as a
distributor of the DVDs, the postal stores will add value to their
retail stock in offering a product on the edge of technology."

About Universal Express

Universal Express, Inc. owns and operates several subsidiaries
including Universal Express Capital Corp., (including its USXP Cash
Express division) Universal Express Logistics, Inc. (including Virtual
Bellhop, LLC and Luggage Express), and the UniversalPost Network.
These subsidiaries and divisions provide the private postal industry
and consumers with value-added services and products, logistical
services, equipment leasing, and cost-effective delivery of goods
worldwide.

About The Convex Group

The Convex Group, Inc. is a media and entertainment company with
an extensive patent portfolio that acquires and integrates unique
assets to create new media networks. The company, based in Atlanta,
Georgia, owns or controls proprietary distribution and content
platforms, including the "HowStuffWorks" franchise, the exclusive
rights to "in-lid" CD-ROM distribution, which it operates through the
LidRock division, and the Flexplay technology that enables
time-limited, on-demand viewing of movies, games and other content
delivered on a DVD.
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KEYWORD: NORTH AMERICA NEW YORK UNITED STATES
INDUSTRY KEYWORD: ENTERTAINMENT LICENSING (ENTERTAINMENT) MOTION PICTURES TV AND RADIO CONTRACT/AGREEMENT
SOURCE: Universal Express, Inc.