Hi Pete, In my experience in putting dozens (hundreds?) of releases online using PRWeb, I've never been sandboxed once. In fact, I've been doing tweaks to my releases (putting the most important keyword up front in the Title, Summary and paragraphs within the body, etc...) and they are pulling stronger than any other content I have on the web. The relationships PRWeb has with the various online channels makes for a very "proper" distribution platform. David McInnis follows all the rules, and works hard to make friends with the channel. There's a lot more to PRWeb than just a platform for PR (they also have an RSS engine called RSSPad.com and a photo wire called PRWebPhotowire.com. Use these tools with your press release and web content, and you can greatly improve your online visibility (hence the tagline they use: The Online Visibility Company"). Actually, at one point they had a tagline that said (and I kid you not) "Because You Don't Write Crap"... but they abandonded it in favor of something a bit less charged. If you need some additional insights on how to drive a PR campaign, or how to hot rod PRWeb results, just ask. I've got reams of material on how to make that happen. Best of success! ME