Kraków, 27 sierpnia 2008

InPost the largest independent postal operator, with a nationwide range states that we accept for the delivery only mail that weights more than 50g. We would like to emphasize that according to article 47 point 2 of the Polish Postal law, accepting, moving and delivering of a weighted parcel by an operator does not constitute the violation of the postal law in Poland.

As a part of the internal EU market, the Polish postal market is regulated by special rules of law. Additionally, the business that is based on providing postal services both domestically and abroad is subject to the Polish Postal Law act from June 12, 2003. InPost follows the listed regulations and operates in accord with them.

However, article 46 of the Polish Postal Law guarantees Poczta Polska as a the sole operator on the market the right to deliver mail that weights less than 50g without charging clients additionally . According to the 3rd Postal Directive of the European Parliament, the full liberalisation of the Polish postal market will take place in 2013. Until then, the minimal price used by independent postal operators, including InPost, for delivery of mail no heavier than 50g has to be at least 2.5 times higher than the price offered by Polish Post for a priority letter in the lowest weight category. It means unequal rules for competition with the national, monopolist operator in terms of delivery letter lighter than 50g.

We believe that the year 2013 will be the ultimate date of postal market liberalization, which will result in an increase of number of operators who could provide postal services. Libearlisation of Polish market will surely increase competitiveness within prices and improve the quality of services, which will be beneficiary to clients.

Rafal Brzoska

The President of the Board of Directors

Cracow, December 2008

Integer.pl, the leading Polish distribution group, independent postal and financial operator declares that all actions of the Group's companies, including InPost, were in accord with the law. The provision of the services was based on the interpretation of article 47 point 2 of the Polish postal law, according to which accepting and delivering a weighted correspondence by an operator does not violate the rules of the Polish postal law.

In relation to the statement of Electronic Communications Office (UKE), issued in the notice of the office president on August 26, 2008, Integer.pl as an important company on the Polish postal market, and a respected stock listed company, declares that it took actions to amend its operations to the last interpretations of law. Having in mind the right functioning of the postal market, Integer.pl has designed a logistics process implemented by InPost, in a way that meets the last regulations and has send the clarification to the president of UKE. By doing so, the Group's companies consider the UKE's president decision to be binding, and therefore their actions do not breach the law.

We would like to emphasize that the article 46 of the Polish postal law guarantees Poczta Polska the sole right to deliver mail lighter than 50g without additional charge. Full liberalisation of the Polish postal market, according to the 3rd Postal Directive of the European Parliament will take place 2013. Until then, the minimal price used by independent postal operators, including InPost, for delivery of mail no heavier than 50g must be at least 2.5 times higher than the price offered by Polish Post for a priority letter in the lowest weight category. It means unequal rules for competition with the national, monopolist operator in terms of delivery letter lighter than 50g.

We believe that the year 2013 will be the ultimate date of postal market libaralisation, which will result in an increase of number of operators who could provide postal services. Libearlisation of Polish market will surely increase competitiveness within prices and improve the quality of services, which will be beneficiary to clients.

Rafal Brzoska,

The President of the Board