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We have been offering a widget click to call service for a few months as a test, and have seen some success. Click to call is being pushed by MSN/live local site, google local as well. There is merit to click to call for web to voice call requests. We have believed that for years and have 1,000’s of users on our click to call platform and pay per call advertising platform backing this up. So don’t discount the value and convenience of such services.

I thought you should be aware of ViiBlast.com, our startup company based in California, which offers services in the mobile interent services space. Of particular relevance, ViiBlast.com is a service with a bundle of features that allows users to send pictures and videos to any mobile phone, upload and playback your music and videos from your phone, and create ringtones, wallpaper, greeting cards, blogs, and more. The service has an easy to use control panel that is simple enough for any individual user and powerful enough for an enterprise level campaign sending out millions of videos.

Another feature this company has is ViiPad, a special user interface for mobile phones. If you use the web on your mobile phone, entering “www.viiblast.com” will take you to the login and password. After logging in from your mobile phone, you can see your contacts, send messages, listen to your uploaded music, view your uploaded videos, view your blog, all on the wireless net via the 2nd generation backbone.

You are invited to check out our website (alpha) and sign up for a free account:
http://www.ViiBlast.com

For more information, please contact CEO Robert Salinas (760)218-1733 or myself at (760)641-8830.

Sincerely,

Kenyon Potter

Vice President, Marketing & Strategy
Trinity Tech Media, Inc.
dba ViiBlast.com

Tried signing up andFirefox 1.5 crashed. It worked in IE6 but took over 2 minutes. They must be running on Intel PII! Because it can’t be because of Java!!!

Get some manners, dude. And while we’re discussing manners, Dave Winer needs to desperately work on his people skills too.

Some folks have been incredibly rude to Natalie and I think that there’s more than a little sexism involved. Have you ever started a new job? I bet folks were nice to you and tried to cut you some slack. So show the same courtesy to Natalie.

As for Jaxter, while it’s not something I’d use, I can see a lot of teens and twenty-somethings (especially women) using it to connect with folks on the internet in a fairly safe way. So…let the market operate as economists are find of saying. If the product doesn’t meet folks needs, jaxter will go out of business soon enough.

I can only see it working for something like dating web site where you actually want to meet someone face to face or at least talk to them first. Other than that, would anyone reallly want to use this???

In addition, we’ve learned that the double blind call thing is klunky for consumers. Prior models have learnt us that lesson already. That’s why when you click a Jangl widget, you get a phone number. And you can use that number again in the future. People know how to use the phone, so that needs to be leveraged.

(I’m w/ Jangl so I’m biased).

you know.. just because you can, doesn’t mean you should!!! this (in my humble opinion) is one of these things that a couple of engineers build, without ever checking to determine the viability.

but i look forward to future lawsuits as someone gets swamped by someone using this as a prank…

as i understand it.. couldn’t someone essenstially create a ‘bot’ to use/call someone 1000’s of times using one of these widgets…

where’s the real biz model/value?

i mean hell, half the sites i see, don’t have adaquate contact numbers as it is!!

as someone pointed out, if someone wanted you to call, it’s pretty easy to place your phone number on the page.

peace!