American Reflective Mailbox Flag is unfurled

M.W.G.I. (Men With Great Ideas) proudly announces its first patriotic product. Made in the U.S.A. is more than a product label for the fellows at M.W.G.I. For this group it is a promise. The corporation made up of Boston area firemen, toolmakers, machine operators and hard working and proud American men have produced the American Flag Reflective Mailbox Flag.

American Reflective Mailbox Flag fits over any standard mailbox flag and provides both an illuminating safety device and a designation of the home as that of a patriotic, American.

The Reflective Mailbox Flag is six inches in size and fits neatly over the standard plastic or metal flag arm attached to a mailbox. The Reflective Mailbox Flag is will be sold for $4.99. The men of M.W.G.I. envision the flag as a great fund-raising tool for schools and other associations looking for a product that "reflects" their wholesome values.

The mailbox flag is highly reflective and easily seen at night as well as day. "We wanted to create a product that can serve in a number of ways," said Ernie Foster, spokesman for M.W.G.I. He added, "This mailbox flag reacts to very little light. Even in poor visibility a mailbox with out flag on it is going to stand out. No more knocked over mailboxes by plows or other drivers. And the bright, clear American Flag colors catch everyone’s eye and emphasize your patriotic fervor. Don't be surprised if you get an occasional honk of appreciation."

"Each of us at M.W.G.I. personally tested the American Reflective Mailbox Flag on our own mailboxes for the past year and we are happy to report it does not fade, peel or pucker over time," noted Foster.

M.W.G.I. is a corporation formed by eight men who joined together with the intent of developing and marketing products for the general public that are fun, creative, and useful. The hardworking men who make up M.W.G.I. are between the ages of 35 and 50 years old and are devoted to their families and to their country.

M.W.G.I. members include Ernie Webster Foster, of Scituate is president of Webster Printing; brothers Carl Malloch, Michael Malloch, and Steven Malloch of Berkley, Ma. are builders/contractors; Joseph Jackson of Dighton is a independent Snap on Tool dealer; Jeffery Mamaras of Berkley is a mechanical contractor;
Steven McKenzie of Clearwater, Fla. is a tool maker; and Brian Kreizinger of Rehobeth is a fireman.

"Every product we develop and market will be made with American materials and labor," explained Foster. He expanded, "We believe that there is no workforce on earth as smart and skilled as the American workforce, and we are going to do our part to keep that workforce thriving."

For more info about American Reflective Mailbox Flag, please call 508-880-9353.