Orbit Drop, Inc. (Pink Sheets:OBDP) announced yesterday during a investor conference call that the franchise store in Tennessee will have its grand opening on October 1st, 2005. The store, located at 130 The Crossings, Crossville, TN 38555, will be the first of many stores in the state. Kevin Wolcott, ex-NFL football player and owner of the Orbit Drop Crossville store commented, "The level of response before even opening our doors has been excellent. We are looking forward to a successful and fun business experience." The first of five stores in Oregon will be in Salem and is expected to have its grand opening in the beginning of November. The franchisee is currently in the final week of training in the new California store. Over the next 24 months the area developers will open a total of five stores strategically to establish Orbit Drop as the leading brand in Salem, Oregon and the surrounding areas. The franchisee is also planning to open a B2B store after its first retail store in November. About Orbit Drop: Orbit Drop, Inc. is a franchisor of retail and B2B eBay (Nasdaq:EBAY) drop-off stores. Orbit Drop franchise locations offer an easy and convenient way to sell items online. The concept is a store where people come to make money, not spend it. Orbit Drop stores handle the entire selling process whether it is one or many items, a small piece of jewelry, a car or a house. The highly talented and trained staff in each store knows exactly how and when to list items to achieve the best sales price. A customer provides Orbit Drop with an item; Orbit Drop researches the value, takes photos, writes a description, answers buyer questions, processes payment, packs and ships the item then mails a check to the seller. For more information about Orbit Drop, Inc. visit www.orbitdrop.com.
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