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August 6, 2007

BIGSTRING UNVEILS THREE LAYER SECURE EMAIL
Email Service To Offer New Security Feature Free To All Users

RED BANK, NJ - August 6, 2007 -- BigString Corporation (OTCBB: BSGC), which offers an email service that allows senders to recall, destroy or change emails, today unveiled its new Three Layer Secure Email feature free to all BigString users (available at www.bigstring.com). This latest addition to BigString's suite of unique email functionalities will enable users to send secure, encrypted, password-protected emails for correspondence that requires the utmost in email security.

The combination of email encryption, a SSL layer and BigString's patent-pending non-forwardable and/or auto-expiration features are what make up BigString's Three Layer Secure email. This new feature is easy to use. BigString users will select to automatically encrypt their emails. Once the email is delivered, the recipient will only be able to open the email via an SSL socket with a pre-determined, designated password offered to them by the sender. The user can layer in BigString's non-forwardable feature, ensuring that only the intended recipient will be able to open the email. It can not be opened from a secondary computer or device, nor can it be forwarded to any other person. Lastly, the sender can implement BigString's auto-expiration feature, that will instruct the email to delete itself after a set number of viewings or a specific time after the email has been opened, wiping away the contents of the email from the recipient's in-box.

"Our customers, both consumer and businesses alike, have told us that they want even greater email security and control for their sensitive correspondence," said Darin Myman, President and CEO of BigString. "With our Three Layer Secure email, we are enabling the sender to have that additional control and security. Now users can freely communicate via email with their lawyers, accountants, stockbrokers or anyone they want to send sensitive, personal or proprietary information without the worry that it will be seen or forwarded to anyone but the intended recipient. Their confidential emails will stay confidential."