Orbit Drop Inc. Revises Business Model.

DALLAS -- Orbit Drop Inc. (OBDP.PK) announced today that management has modified its corporate business model to include the acquisition of small mom and pop drop-off stores. Orbit Drop can quickly multiply earnings and assets by acquiring existing stores and has the capital needed to complete this undertaking.

The Company can offer existing on-line businesses an opportunity to participate in planned corporate growth through equity ownership in Orbit Drop. This enables a small, usually under-capitalized business to take advantage of the existing relationship that Orbit Drop has with eBay and offer their clients a much more effective marketing tool and the ability to work within the growing Orbit Drop network.

This planned acquisition program will ultimately be offered internationally, as there are over 125 billion users around the globe. By offering other companies the opportunity to join in providing a universal connection to this gigantic potential client base, Orbit Drop will show franchisees and corporate stores how to provide on-line buyers and sellers a method of expanding their businesses on-line.

Management is very excited about this new direction because at the front end of any new, growing market, there exists opportunities that will not be there again. For Orbit Drop it is the current fragmented market that now exists in on-line marketing, by consolidating this new market The Company should enjoy stable growth in 2005 and beyond.

Orbit Drop Inc. is a principal eBay drop-off service with existing stores in Dallas and Houston. Orbit Drop makes shopping on eBay easy and convenient, giving customers the ability to simply drop off their unwanted surplus goods and turn these items into cash.

For more information about Orbit Drop Inc. go to www.orbitdrop.com.

Matters discussed in this press release are "forward-looking" statements. Statements describing objectives or goals or the Company's future plans are also forward-looking statements and are subject to certain risks and uncertainties, including the financial performance of the Company and market valuations of its stock, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated.