Website EveryCall.us has launced in beta and is celebrating with it's "Blog for an iPod" contest.
United States of America (Press Release) May 1, 2008 --
May 1, 2008 – EveryCall.us, a free community powered reverse phone lookup service, has announced it is giving away two 4GB Video iPod Nano music players as part of their launch. The “Blog and Win” contest will begin
May 1st and run through May 30th when two winners will be selected.
The problem with existing reverse telephone lookup services is that many of them charge for the results, and the free services tend to suffer from usability problems or lack features. EveryCall.us combines a free service with innovative tools and features.
EveryCall.us is turning the tables by offering a free service powered by the community with many innovative features not found elsewhere. “Users can leave call comments about specific telephone calls they receive, including who called them, the name of the company, and the number they called from” said Chris Scott of EveryCall.us, “we’ve taken a whole new approach to this genre of website, including adding a voting system, displaying call comments on a Google Maps mashup, and many other features that aren’t found on other websites.”
“Why not give away a couple of iPods to celebrate our launch?” said Scott, “We’re welcoming visitors to our website by giving away a couple of great prizes.”
The entry rules are simple: write a blog entry of 150 words or more about EveryCall.us and send your entry by email before the contest deadline. Two lucky winners will be selected on May 30th and the prizes will be shipped free of charge to the winning contestants.
For more information on the giveaway, including official contest rules you can visit http://www.everycall.us/contest.
About EveryCall.us
EveryCall.us is a community powered service to help identify the origin of unwanted telephone calls. Visitors can perform a reverse lookup by telephone number and post comments about calls they receive to create a database of telemarketers, political, prank, and other potentially unwanted callers.
For information please our website http://www.everycall.us.
May 1st and run through May 30th when two winners will be selected.
The problem with existing reverse telephone lookup services is that many of them charge for the results, and the free services tend to suffer from usability problems or lack features. EveryCall.us combines a free service with innovative tools and features.
EveryCall.us is turning the tables by offering a free service powered by the community with many innovative features not found elsewhere. “Users can leave call comments about specific telephone calls they receive, including who called them, the name of the company, and the number they called from” said Chris Scott of EveryCall.us, “we’ve taken a whole new approach to this genre of website, including adding a voting system, displaying call comments on a Google Maps mashup, and many other features that aren’t found on other websites.”
“Why not give away a couple of iPods to celebrate our launch?” said Scott, “We’re welcoming visitors to our website by giving away a couple of great prizes.”
The entry rules are simple: write a blog entry of 150 words or more about EveryCall.us and send your entry by email before the contest deadline. Two lucky winners will be selected on May 30th and the prizes will be shipped free of charge to the winning contestants.
For more information on the giveaway, including official contest rules you can visit http://www.everycall.us/contest.
About EveryCall.us
EveryCall.us is a community powered service to help identify the origin of unwanted telephone calls. Visitors can perform a reverse lookup by telephone number and post comments about calls they receive to create a database of telemarketers, political, prank, and other potentially unwanted callers.
For information please our website http://www.everycall.us.
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