AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 17, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- eDoorways
International Corporation (Pink Sheets:EDWYD) announced today that
Scott Kurttila, former business development manager at Amazon.com will
join the Company as a consultant in early 2012 for the new eDoorways
2.0 global merchant services system currently being implemented onto
the site. "We're very excited to have someone of Scott's caliber work
with us as we continue to expand our platform internationally," stated
Gary Kimmons, CEO of eDoorways International Corporation. "Scott was a
member of the exceptional team that grew what was to become
Amazon.com's largest customer acquisition channel - the Affiliate
Program. Scott will bring his proven knowledge and expertise to
eDoorways, assisting us with the rollout of the Merchant Services
component of the eDoorways 2.0 platform. Scott will work closely with
our management team as we expand our international presence and slowly
introduce eDoorways Global Public Square."

"eDoorways 2.0 platform is a compelling collaborative tool and
small-business resource" stated Kurttila. "eDoorways PowerChannels give
everyday people the opportunity to start a business in minutes with
very little technical experience, from a teenager selling sports
autographs and memorabilia, to an entrepreneur selling products
globally.

For more information on eDoorways International Corporation and/or the
"eDoorways 2.0 platform," please visit our website at www.eDoorways.com
or e-mail a package request to Jeffrey@HeritageCorporateServices.com.
You can also make comments via the corporate blog
(www.eDoorways.wordpress.com), or follow us on Twitter
(http://twitter.com/edoorways).

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and uncertainties, which may cause the company's actual results in
future periods to differ materially from forecasted results. These
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volatility, product demand, market competition, risk inherent in the
company's domestic and international operations, imprecision in
estimating product reserves and the company's ability to replace and
expand its holdings.


CONTACT: Heritage Corporate Services, Inc.
         Jeffrey Staller, President
         (561) 210-5675
         Jeffrey@HeritageCorporateServices.com