Internet Messaging, Web Fax, Paging, Email And Voice Business Domain Names For Sale To Benefit Charity

Fairfield, NC (EddieTheDawg.org) April 16, 2007 — A new offer to sell premium business domain names provides a good opportunity to purchase excellent brand names for Internet messaging service providers before prices escalate. An added plus is that a portion of the proceeds will be donated to one or more charities that benefit children, families and animals in need.

Through this offer, there are several domain names of interest to Internet and telecommunications businesses that provide messaging services. Here is a partial list:

faxtome.com and fax-to-me.com
webtofax.com and web-to-fax.com
email-to-voice.com
voice-to-email.com
securewebmessaging.com
webtopager.com and web-to-pager.com

All of the domain names in this offer are quality dot com names and are easy to remember. Purchasing one of these valuable domain names between now and December 31, 2007 will provide a donation of 20% of the proceeds from the domain name sale (after taxes) to one or more of the following organizations:

The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)
Autism Society of America (ASA)
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF)
Kid One Transport
The Milagro Foundation
Studio By The Tracks
The US Fund for UNICEF

There are other premium domain names available through the Internet Domain Name Store For A Cause program, including iWorkPlace.com, iHelpdesk.com, iCompanyStore.com, iCompanyNews.com and others. You can find a current list of domain names for sale and additional information at EddieTheDawg.org here:

http://eddiethedawg.org/help_lick_this/internet_domain_name_store.asp

To make an offer, use the e-form on the Website or send an email to helpdesk@checkonme.org.

EddieTheDawg.org is sponsored by CheckOnMe.org, a free public service for caregivers and people who live alone. EddieTheDawg.org provides free Internet technology and marketing support to charities.

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