My mom is always sending me funny little forwards … well this has to be my favorite

Метод для ubuntu:
cat >> /etc/network/options
ip_forward=yes

Метод для любой линухи:
cat >> /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
sysctl net.ipv4.ip_forward = 1

Метод изменения значения на лету:
sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1
или
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

You can forward your existing Exchange email account to external email domain. You must have an administrator account to  be able to do this on your Exchange Server.

1.  Create a contact in your Active Directory pointing to the external email.

2. On the user’s Exchange account, set forwarding to the contact you just created.

Simple as that.

bagi anda yang mau kirim mobil ada baik nya anda mengambil langkah-langkah berikut:
> pastikan anda memeilih jasa pengiriman mobil yang resmi dan cari tau legalitas perusahaan,dan berkujunglah ke kantor jasa pengiriman tsb, sebab apa yang anda kirim adalah sesuatu yang berharga.
> jaminan pembayaran jasa pengiriman Mobil anda di usahakan atas nama perusahaan tsb karna ini menujukan salah satu perusahaan yang berbadan hukum.
> siapkan documen mobil anda yang akan dikirim dan jangan lupa selalu documen tersebut ( STNK ) di fotokopi karna stnk asli di kirim bersama mobil kecuali anda kirim Cy-Cy ( antar kepelabuhan asal dan ambil di pelabuhan tujuan)
> rapikan barang-barang kecil seperti kaset,vcd,remote tape,kacamata,atau yang lain nya dan masukan kedalam dus dan di peking rapi
> Jangan masukan barang barang yang berbahaya(Mudah cair) kedalam mobil untuk mengindari terjadinya kerusakan pada mobil anda.
> beritahu kepada petugas jasa pengiriman tentang keluhan mobil anda dan memebri keterangan bila ada kunci rahasia pada mobil anda supaya pihak jasa layanan bisa lebih siap melelukan pengiriman mobil anda.
> isilah BBM kendaraan anda secukupnya
> saksikan dan catat atau di foto ketika serah terima mobil anda kepada pihak jasa pengiriman,dan anda juga wajib mendapatkan document berita acara serah terima mobil.
> mintalah polis remi asuransi pengiriman mobil anda biasa nya 2 hari Paling lambat setelah pengiriman
> kirim berita acara serah terima Mobil kepada pihak penerima mobil (Kota Tujuan) karna ketika mobil di terima di tujuan pihak penerima harus hati-hati dan teliti dan di sesuaikan dengan berita acara serah terima dan bila ada yang kurang atau rusak segeralah ajukan cleam kepada pihah jasa pengiriman dan di saksikan oleh petugas Jasa pengiriman
( yang antar )

Demikian saran darikami semoga bias berguna bagi anda yang mau kirim mobil
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> www.Kirim-mobil.co.id >>>>>>>>>>>

Welcome to Our Website

PT. TRANSAGUNG LAJU TUNGKI. is one of the fully established & leading Customs House Agents / International Freight Forwarding Agents, handling clearance of Import & Export Cargo from Tg. Priok – Jakarta, Tg. Emas – Semarang, Tg. Perak, Semarang, Belawan – Medan & Airport in Soekarno Hatta. Further, PT. TRANSAGUNG LAJU TUNGKI has a team of professionals having experience of more than 10 years from 1997 in the trade and are well versed with Customs Rules & Regulations.

We are committed to Total Quality Management (TQM) services and our team of employees are not only highly experienced but also individually dedicated to speedy execution of assignments with decentralisation of authority at various levels.

We offer a unique service to our customers – ONE POINT INFORMATION a hallmark in the services offered by PT. TRANSAGUNG LAJU TUNGKI. With our strong infrastructure facilities and connectivity with major ports in Indonesia, the status of any consignment can be obtained from a “Single Point”. All our Branches are well connected with modern communication systems.

PT. TRANSAGUNG LAJU TUNGKI offers you a ‘Complete Logistic Solutions’ to enable you to meet the challenges of International Trade. In fact, we go the extra mile to maintain your commitments as your commitments is our Business.

Delivery right on time – every time – is our driving force. We reach….. where Eagle dares…

In short, PT. TRANSAGUNG LAJU TUNGKI is “PROFESSIONAL’S ULTIMATE DESTINATION”.

(Management TRANSAGUNG LAJU TUNGKI)

The Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) allows us to add dynamic behavior to .NET classes. Writing your own dynamic class, i.e. a class implementing IDynamicMetaObjectProvider interface, might be as easy as inheriting from System.Dynamic.DynamicObject. Or you might need more control over the dynamic operations and implement the IDynamicMetaObjectProvider interface manually. Or maybe you already have an existing class and need to add dynamic behavior while preserving its parent class. And perhaps you already have a class that implements IDynamicMetaObjectProvider, find this implementation useful and want to reuse it. What code do we need to write to achieve that?

The ForwardingMetaObject class defined below makes it easy to forward dynamic operations from one dynamic class (forwarder) to another (forwardee).

public sealed class ForwardingMetaObject : DynamicMetaObject {
    private readonly DynamicMetaObject _metaForwardee;

    public ForwardingMetaObject(Expression expression, BindingRestrictions restrictions, object forwarder,
        IDynamicMetaObjectProvider forwardee, Func<Expression, Expression> forwardeeGetter)
        : base(expression, restrictions, forwarder) { 

        // We'll use forwardee's meta-object to bind dynamic operations.
        _metaForwardee = forwardee.GetMetaObject(
            forwardeeGetter(
                Expression.Convert(expression, forwarder.GetType())   // [1]
            )
        );
    }

    // Restricts the target object's type to TForwarder. 
    // The meta-object we are forwarding to assumes that it gets an instance of TForwarder (see [1]).
    // We need to ensure that the assumption holds.
    private DynamicMetaObject AddRestrictions(DynamicMetaObject result) {
        return new DynamicMetaObject(
           result.Expression,
           BindingRestrictions.GetTypeRestriction(Expression, Value.GetType()).Merge(result.Restrictions),
           _metaForwardee.Value
       );
    }

    // Forward all dynamic operations or some of them as needed //

    public override DynamicMetaObject BindGetMember(GetMemberBinder binder) {
        return AddRestrictions(_metaForwardee.BindGetMember(binder));
    }

    public override DynamicMetaObject BindInvokeMember(InvokeMemberBinder binder, DynamicMetaObject[] args) {
        return AddRestrictions(_metaForwardee.BindInvokeMember(binder, args));
    }

    public override DynamicMetaObject BindConvert(ConvertBinder binder) {
        return AddRestrictions(_metaForwardee.BindConvert(binder));
    }

    // ... //
}

Let’s use this class in an example. Let’s define some class B simply as a subclass of DynamicObject that supports GetMember, InvokeMember and Convert to String dynamic operations:

public class B : DynamicObject {
    private readonly string _name;

    public B(string name) {
        _name = name;
    }

    public override bool TryGetMember(GetMemberBinder binder, out object result) {
        result = "got member " + _name + "." + binder.Name;
        return true;
    }

    public override bool TryInvokeMember(InvokeMemberBinder binder, object[] args, out object result) {
        result = "invoked member " + _name + "." + binder.Name;
        return true;
    }

    public override bool TryConvert(ConvertBinder binder, out object result) {
        if (binder.Type == typeof(string)) {
            result = _name;
            return true;
        } else {
            result = null;
            return false;
        }
    }
}

And now let’s define a class A that forwards these operations to B via ForwardingMetaObject:

public class A : IDynamicMetaObjectProvider {
    private readonly B _b;
    public B B { get { return _b; } }

    public A(B b) {
        _b = b;
    }

    DynamicMetaObject IDynamicMetaObjectProvider.GetMetaObject(Expression parameter) {
        return new ForwardingMetaObject(parameter, BindingRestrictions.Empty, this, _b,
            // B's meta-object needs to know where to find the instance of B it is operating on.
            // Assuming that an instance of A is passed to the 'parameter' expression
            // we get the corresponding instance of B by reading the "B" property.
            exprA => Expression.Property(exprA, "B")
        );
    }
}

Finally, let’s run some C# 4.0 code that shows how it all works together:

class Program {
    static void Main(string[] args) {
        B b1 = new B("b1");
        B b2 = new B("b2");

        dynamic a1 = new A(b1);
        dynamic a2 = new A(b2);

        Console.WriteLine(a1.SomeMember);
        Console.WriteLine(a2.SomeMember);
        Console.WriteLine(a1.SomeMethodCall());
        Console.WriteLine(a1.OtherMethodCall());
        Console.WriteLine((string)a1);
    }
}

Output:

got member b1.SomeMember
got member b2.SomeMember
invoked member b1.SomeMethodCall
invoked member b1.OtherMethodCall
b1

The really great thing about DLR is that your dynamic objects will also work in IronRuby and IronPython even though you haven’t thought about it at all when authoring them. Assuming that we compiled the above code into MyDynamicLibrary.dll we can run IronRuby REPL and check it out:

IronRuby 0.9.1.0 on .NET 4.0.20915.0
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

>>> require 'MyDynamicLibrary.dll'
=> true
>>> b1, b2 = B.new('[b1 in Ruby]'), B.new('[b2 in Ruby]')
=> [B, B]
>>> a1, a2 = A.new(b1), A.new(b2)
=> [B, B]
>>> a1.SomeMethodCall
=> 'invoked member [b1 in Ruby].SomeMethodCall'
>>> a2.OtherMethodCall
=> 'invoked member [b2 in Ruby].OtherMethodCall'
>>> a1.to_s                             # invokes ToString
=> "B"
>>> a1.to_str                           # invokes dynamic to string conversion
=> "[b1 in Ruby]"

Well I needed to forward port 587 in my server so that Thunderbird installed in my local desktop could send mails through gmail account.
Here is how I did it.

iptables -I FORWARD -p tcp –dport 587 -j ACCEPT

What the above command does exactly is writes a (-I) inserts a new rule in the FORWARD chain which (-j) ACCEPTs all packets following (-p) tcp protocol and (–dport) destination port 587

I don’t know about you, but I am fed up with email hoaxes and people forwarding them without doing a little fact-checking. Sure, I do it all the time on Twitter (posting or RT’ing without checking it out for myself), but never with an email. It may be because I only email people I really know and don’t really care that much about my tweets, and besides, on Twitter, there is an impetus to stay current, like you know, real-time. What prompted this post is the following email I’ve just received (copied and pasted, unedited):

“YOU HAVE TO LOVE HIM……READ THIS!
HE MADE THIS SPEECH IN NEW YORK .

The Plan!
?
Robin Williams, wearing a shirt that says ‘ I love New York ‘ in Arabic.

You gotta love Robin Williams ……..Even if he ‘ s nuts! Leave it to Robin Williams to come up with the perfect plan. What we need now is for our UN Ambassador to stand up and repeat this message.
Robin Williams ‘ plan…(Hard to argue with this logic!)

‘ I see a lot of people yelling for peace but I have not heard of a plan for peace. So, here ‘ s one plan. ‘

1) ‘ The US /UK/ AUSTRALIA will apologize to the world for our ‘ interference ‘ in their affairs, past & present. You know, Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, Tojo, Noriega, Milosevic, Hussein, and the rest of those ‘ good ‘ ole ‘ boys ‘ , we will never ‘ interfere ‘ again.

2) We will withdraw our troops from all over the world, starting with Germany , South Korea , the Middle East , and the Philippines . They don ‘ t want us there. We would station troops at our borders. No one allowed sneaking through holes in the fence.

3) All illegal aliens have 90 days to get their affairs together and leave We ‘ ll give them a free trip home. After 90 days the remainder will be gathered up and deported immediately, regardless of whom or where they are from. They ‘ re illegal!!! France will welcome them..
4) All future visitors will be thoroughly checked and limited to 90 days unless given a special permit!!!! No one from a terrorist nation will be allowed in. If you don ‘ t like it there, change it yourself and don ‘ t hide here. Asylum would never be available to anyone. We don ‘ t need any more cab drivers or 7-11 cashiers..

5) No foreign ‘ students ‘ over age 21. The older ones are the bombers. If they don ‘ t attend classes, they get a ‘ D ‘ and it ‘ s back home baby.
6) The US /UK/ Australia will make a strong effort to become self-sufficient energy wise. This will include developing nonpolluting sources of energy but will require a temporary drilling of oil in the Alaskan wilderness. The caribou will have to cope for a while

7) Offer Saudi Arabia and other oil producing countries $10 a barrel for their oil. If they don ‘ t like it, we go someplace else. They can go somewhere else to sell their production. (About a week of the wells filling up the storage sites would be enough.)

If there is a famine or other natural catastrophe in the world, we will not ‘ interfere. ‘ They can pray to Allah or whomever, for seeds, rain, cement or whatever they need. Besides most of what we give them is stolen or given to the army. The people who need it most get very little, if anything.

9) Ship the UN Headquarters to an isolated island someplace. We don ‘ t need the spies and fair weather friends here. Besides, the building would make a good homeless shelter or lockup for illegal aliens.

10) All Americans must go to charm and beauty school. That way, no one can call us ‘ Ugly Americans ‘ any longer. The Language we speak is ENGLISH..learn it…or LEAVE…Now, isn ‘ t that a winner of a plan?

‘ The Statue of Liberty is no longer saying ‘ Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses. ‘ She ‘ s got a baseball bat and she ‘ s yelling, ‘ you want a piece of me? ‘

If you agree with the above, forward it to friends…If not, and I would be amazed if you DELETED it!!“

Now, all it takes to verify this (or most forwarded email, for that matter) is to go to snopes.com and/or factcheck.org, two reputable sites where you can, if you fancy, you truth-seeker, verify the, well, veracity of most tales going around the interwebz. Go check this one out for yourself– http://www.snopes.com/politics/soapbox/williams.asp Sure, sounds like a logical plan, and some parts of it make sense (okay, maybe the part where they strung some letters together to make words make sense–it is mostly haughty and high-handed, like a sober Rush Limbaugh on a bright sunny day picnicking at the park, perhaps), but don’t use Robin Williams’ name to make a statement. All I ask of you is to check it out. You’re already online anyway.

Should’ve known they would charge for vital services like email forwarding.

GoDaddy has the classic over busy presentation that accompanies hidden fee syndrome.

Q:
i enabled automatic forwarding fax to email address but now i want this feature for multiple users not just for
me(administrator). i mean i want to create some other users on mu ActiveFax Server and i want to enable automatic forwarding fax to email for each one. how can i enable this feature?

A:
You can configure this with the menu Extras / User Administrator / Modify / Notification. Just create a user account for each user there.

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On his Harvard Business Blog, Tom Davenport recently wrote a post about how “Forwarding is the New Networking”.  This is a great observation and should be a core weekly activity of anyone in business development including business or non-profit fund raising of any kind.  It gives you not only relevant (as opposed to awkward) reason to touch others so they keep you in mind, but also helps reinforce your reputation as someone who is thoughtful and considerate of others – so long as you are truly sincere about it, which will pay benefits in areas you can’t even imagine down the line.

I first learned this skill from my dad who would tear out articles in newspapers such as the Wall Street Journal or magazines like Fortune or Forbes, add a short personal note, and mail them to business colleagues who he believed would be interested.  Some were humorous and some strictly business, but they all were part of his core being – always thinking about how he could add value to someone.

Mailing a tear-out of a magazine or newspaper article is still the best way to go as it adds a personal touch; in an increasingly impersonal and digital world, this will help you stand out.  Second to that is to find the full article, paste it in an email (along with the link) and forward it on with a personal note to those who might be interested.  Don’t forward it to a bunch of folks at once.  You don’t want to be on mass emails so don’t do it to others.  Do it individually, or in logical groups, to keep it personal.  Try it and be patient.  People will be thankful to you for sending something that adds value to their day.

Despite being with them for over a decade, I’m having a lot of trouble with my domain and email host (123-reg.co.uk) at the minute. It seems they’ve recently made some internal changes  to the way their email works and it’s buggered an awful lot of things up.
The problems first came to my attention when I sold an item on eBay and a day after the auction ended I received an email from the winning bidder asking if I’d received her previous email and paypal payment; I had received neither. Oddly, on investigation, I sent myself several emails to the domain I associate exclusively with my eBay and Paypal account – none of the emails arrived. This was the first sign that something was amiss: the domain should forward emails to my GMail account, but they definitely weren’t arriving there. An email to 123-reg support returned a clean-handed reply that forwarding emails outside of their domain was an error prone process which introduced any number of possible points of error. They suggested that my email had disappeared into a ‘black hole’ of Google’s making and there was absolutely nothing they could do about it. You might well imagine my response to that!
In an effort to work around the problem, I logged into my 123-reg admin panel with the intention of forwarding emails to the domain to a provider other than Google – only to find it was impossible to change the catch-all email forwarding address. I also noticed it was impossible to change the catch-all on any of my other domains. Another email to 123-reg’s support department followed. This time, the response was that the problem was due to ‘a glitch’. If I agreed, they would delete the catch-all’s on all of my domains, allowing me to enter new ones (which I would again be unable to change). Unfortunately, if they did this it would also delete any other forwards I had on those accounts meaning that unless I made a note of where they all went and then reconfigured them after supports intervention, many emails would be going somewhere other than their intended destination. So not really a satisfactory solution… As 123-reg are the administrators of their own database, I would like to think that it’s possible for them to simply change the catch-all without any other detrimental effect or (and here’s a crazy thought…) fix the ‘glitch’!!
While using the admin inteface, I also noticed that an (aggressive?) spam filter had been placed on all my domains: although there was a greyed-out ‘off’ option on this filter, it was well – greyed-out. Meaning I was unable to switch the filter off…
They also appear to have mislaid sixteen of the mailboxes I had against my primary domain. For those email addresses that weren’t forwarded to a competent mailhost, incoming mails were directed to a specified mailbox within 123-reg. I had seventeen mailboxes, but it appears that now, although their admin console confirms that I have 17, I only have access to one; and that’s empty.
A third email to support prompted a response suggesting I was mistaken; my response – including a screenshot of their interface, resulted in another response telling me they had escalated the issue to their ‘prod/dev’ department. Somehow that doesn’t reassure me at all…

As you might imagine, I’ve already made the decision to get the hell out of 123-reg.co.uk; my .co.uk’s can go to NetBenefit, and my .com’s to Melbourne IT. I’ll update this post as further developments arise; but in the meantime, if anyone has had any similar experiences recently, or has alternative suggestions as to where I could host my domains: I’m all ears…

update (26/08/2009): In their “wisdom”, 123-reg fixed the problem I was having with catch-alls by deleting all the catch-alls on all of my domains. Of course, since this included my main domain (armcurl.com), the email that was sent to notify me that this had happened never arrived. It also meant that any email addresses (99% of them) that were covered by catch-alls were now bouncing and I didn’t know about it. I realised something was wrong about 12 hours after the event, and I have no idea how many emails will have bounced in that time.

update (03/09/2009): In the last three days I have logged into various websites to be greeted with messages along the lines of “we are having trouble emailing you. Your email address of ‘xxx@armcurl.com’ is bouncing. Please confirm your email address. This has to be yet another side-effect of 123-reg’s recent email overhaul, I fail to see how they can blame Google forwarding etc. for this one, but we shall see.
123-reg support also appear to have developed a nasty habit of ‘resolving’ my support tickets without actually addressing the issues I raise. I can see no clear way of re-opening a ticket once they’ve resolved it, so have to open a new ticket each time. Absolutely, bloody useless.

AerOceaNetwork is happy to announce:

Lion Shipping & Chartering SRL

Str Progresului Nr 6, Bl G6 Sc C Ap 60
Constanţa 900003 Romania
Tel.: +40 (2) 4161 6594
Fax: +40 (2) 4161 1234

Contact:

Mr. Dragos Vieru, Managing Director
Mob: +40 (7) 2236 7614

Lion Shipping & Chartering is specialized sea freight, river freight, road freight for breakbulk / heavylifts / projects, ship broking / chartering, ship agency, cargo handling in Constanta Port.  They also can handle freight forwarding activities, especially regarding ocean cargo.  Lion Shipping & Chartering is also a FIATA member.

I look forward to seeing Dragos at our upcoming meeting in Kuala Lumpur!

AerOceaNetwork is happy to announce:

Shipair Express (HK) Ltd.

Unit 1504-7 Telford House
16 Wang Hoi Road
Kowloon Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 (2) 303 0723
Fax: +852 (2) 774 3305

Contacts:

Mr. Kenneth Yu, Director
Tel: +852 (2) 627 8338 (Direct Line)

Ms. Chely Tsang
Tel: +852 (2) 627 8382 (Direct Line)

I look forward to seeing Shashi at our upcoming meeting in Kuala Lumpur!

AerOceaNetwork is happy to announce:
Links Cargo Agencies Pvt Ltd

Union Co-Operative Insurance Building, 2nd Floor
23 Sir P.M. Road
Mumbai  Maharashtra  400 001
India
Tel.: +91 (22) 4036 1818
Fax: +91 (22) 2283 1032

Contact:

Mr. Shashi R Tanna, Managing Director

Links Cargo Agencies was set up in 1984 and have since carved out a reputation as highly reliable forwarders in the Indian market. Their company’s services include ocean and air freight forwarding, shipping, road and rail transportation, Sea / Air combined service, and multimodal transport and scores of other services which makes life easier and a lot more profitable their clients.

I look forward to seeing Shashi at our upcoming meeting in Kuala Lumpur!

AerOceaNetwork is happy to announce:

Shanghai U-Express Logistics Company Ltd.

Room 1416, HI Time Mansion, No.289 Wujin Road
Shanghai 200080 China
Tel.  (86)2161485806/(86)2161485786
Fax: (86)2161485780

Contacts:

Mr. Gordon Hu, Managing Director

Mr. George Tao

Shanghai U-Express Logistics is specialized in the transportation of chemical goods and dangerous cargo. They have close and excellent cooperation with various shipping liners on dangerous cargo transportation such as chemical goods and agricultural poisons and their shipping routes cover Europe, the United States, Caribbean Sea, Central America, South America, Africa, Southeast Asia and other regions in East Asia.

Shanghai U-Express Logistics has set up long term cooperation with renowned international shipping liners like Emirates, Hyundai, Maersk, China Shipping, MSC, American Presidents Line, Evergreen, PIL, Norasia and CNC.  Their subsidiary truck fleet, warehouse, customs clearance agency are always ready to serve.

Shanghai U-Express Logistics is an approved NVOCC (by China Transportation Ministry) and registered through Shanghai Municipal Business Administration Bureau.

I look forward to seeing Mahamood and Sajid at our meeting in Kuala Lumpur!

AerOceaNetwork is happy to announce:

GlobCon Logistics

Airport Road
PO Box 55480
Doha, Qatar
Tel.:  +974 (4) 368 787
Fax:  +974 (4) 366 464

Contacts:

Mr. Mahamood Ettol, Managing Director

Mr. Sajid Mahamood, CEO
Tel.:  +974 (6) 605 267 (Direct)

GlobCon Logistics is a privately owned company, which was founded in Doha, Qatar in 2005.  They have done quite a bit of growing since that time.  Now they have DGR certified staffs, DGR Licensed offices in both UAE & Qatar and have become one of the Middle East’s leading providers of logistics, transportation and distribution services.

I look forward to seeing Mahamood and Sajid at our meeting in Kuala Lumpur!

AerOceaNetwork is happy to announce:

Vietnam:  Ho Chi Minh City

Viet Nam Shipping Services Corporation

4 Dang Tat Street, District 1
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Tel: +84 (8) 848 4882
Fax:  +84 (8) 848 4885

Vietnam:  Hanoi

Viet Nam Shipping Services Corporation

Room 705- 7Fl, Ocean Park Building
1A Giai Phong Road, Dong Da District
Hanoi, Vietnam
Tel.:  +84 (4) 577 0738
Fax:  +84 (4) 577 0739

Vietnam:  Danang
Viet Nam Shipping Services Corporation

3 Quang Trung Street, Danang City, Vietnam
Tel.:  +84 (5) 1189 1941
Fax:  +84 (5) 1189 2899

Laos: Vientiane
Viet Nam Shipping Services Corporation

Km 3, Thadeua Road, P.O.Box: 3145
Buengkhayongtai, Sisattanak District
Vientiane, Laos
Tel.:  +856 (2) 131 3321
Fax:  +856 (2) 131 4831

Contacts:

Mr. Michael Trung, CEO

Mr. David Due, Vice Director Sea Freight

Mr. Hardy Khue, Vice Director Air Freight

Ms. Wendy Tuyet, Overseas Manager

Ms. Patricia Van, Sales Manager

Mr. Bill Hien, Logistics Manager

Viet Nam Shipping Services Corporation was founded in 1999 as a small local customs broker.  The company has steadily grown to three offices in Vietnam and a branch office in Laos.  This is a big plus for us because the Laos market has been uncovered by our group so now our Indochina coverage can truly be rounded out.

I look forward to meeting Michael Trung at our meeting in Kuala Lumpur!

AerOceaNetwork is happy to announce:

Mediterranean World Shipping

Imm. Bouchikh, Bloc 1 BN. 1-1
Chouchet Rades
Ben Arous 2040 Tunisia
Tel.:  +216 (7) 142 6974
Fax:  +216 (7) 129 5069

Contact:  Mr. Becha Moez, General Manager

Becha Moez is very well known in the Tunisian shipping circles and Mediterranean World Shipping is not only a good addition in a strategic location but we currently did not have anyone covering this area for AerOceaNetwork yet.  But as time goes on we get stronger and stronger, as you can see with our latest addition to the team.  Mediterranean World Shipping is also covered under our financial protection program.

I look forward to seeing them represented at our upcoming meeting in Kuala Lumpur!

AerOceaNetwork is happy to announce:
Penta International Forwarding & Logistics

Antheon 4 Street
16673 Voula
Athens, Greece
Tel.:  +30 (21) 0410 0005
Fax:  +30 (21) 0410 0743

Contact:  Mr. Alex Pampoukidis, Overseas Accounts

We are extremely happy to have this company on board.  Not only are they now the only member we have in this area but also Penta is one of the best known forwarders in Greece.  Besides their head office represented in AerOceaNetwork they also have offices at the Athens International Airport, Piraeus and in Thessaloniki.  They are covered by AON’s financial protection program also.

I look forward to seeing them Alex in Kuala Lumpur at our annual meeting!

AerOceaNetwork is happy to announce:

Express Line Shipping LLC

406 Dubai Pearl Building
Nasser Square, Deira
4892  Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Tel.:  +971 (4) 228 0984
Fax:  +971 (4) 228 0985

Contact:  Mr. Rafik Bounechada, General Manager

Express Line Shipping comes to us with several good references from agents in Turkey and several North African countries.  On top of their head office in the United Arab Emirates, they also have offices in China and Algeria as well.  Their specializations include not only general ocean and air services but also customs clearance services.

I look forward to seeing Rafik at our upcoming meeting in Malaysia!