Australia – January 2006 – IGXP and MMORPG players have reason to celebrate this week. Exactly one year ago, IGXP stormed onto the Massively Multi-player role-playing game (MMORPG) internet scene with the launch of the company’s website. Prior to 2005, IGXP had been the first company to sell virtual in-game currency and items via Ebay, and quickly emerged as the #1 seller of #1 in-game currency and virtual item seller in all of Australia. In January 2005, though, IGXP leaders painted a different direction for the company: a standalone website that would allow buyers to immediately select and purchase desired items, services, and in-game currency. Thus, http://www.IGXP.com was born.

Over the past 12 months, IGXP has continued to grow. The company did extremely well in 2005, largely, CEO Eva Huang believes, to the company’s loyal customers and word of mouth. IGXP has continued to score high marks for customer service and is proud of its strong base of repeat customers. As the MMORPG genre continues to grow and develop, more and more players are looking outside of the game to get an edge in the competitive gaming community. Not surprisingly, IGXP’s customer base has grown exponentially over the past year, as the word gets out about the company’s presence and positive customer-oriented approach. In response to this trend and in celebration of the website’s one-year anniversary, IGXP announced today that they would be cutting prices across the board for gold, items, and services. This move, company leaders say, is just way one IGXP intends to thank its dedicated customers for their business and contribution to IGXP’s notable success.

In addition to the price cuts, which will take effect tomorrow on the website’s actual one-year anniversary date, IGXP’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Eva Huang is set to reveal her plans for the company’s future. Among these are blueprints for new company workshops. Currently IGXP maintains a single workshop in Asia, where on-site staffs manage daily customer transactions, including mitigating in-game currency purchases and running MMORPG characters through the company’s power leveling services.

Ms. Huang is expected to announce the expansion of IGXP’s workshops and staffing to include an additional workshop in Asia and a new site in Oceania. Both of these sites are expected to be up and running within the next few months. The new workshops will add considerably to IGXP’s current capacity, allowing the company to serve more customers and process incoming orders with even great efficiency. All in all, the news surrounding IGXP is anticipated to be encouraging, reflective of the company’s current success, and attentive to a bright forward-looking strategy.

It is not known at this time how long the price cuts are expected to last and if these cuts will be permanent or a temporary sale, so MMORPG players seeking to take advantage of these hot sales prices are encouraged to act quickly and place their orders at the company’s website without delay. To place an order for in-game currency, virtual items, and power leveling services, gamers should visit the company’s website at http://www.IGXP.com.