Released on: 21, September 2006
, Author: Snoozester, Inc.
, Audience: Computers related
21 SEPTEMBER 2006 | Potomac, MD | Just in time for the upcoming holiday season,Snoozester today announced the launch of a gift certificate program for thecompanyÂ's wake up call service. Snoozester gift certificates might just be theanswer to the age-old question, Â What do you get for the person that haseverything?Â
Snoozester 's service allows customers to schedule wake up calls online and thenreceive the calls on any US or Canadian telephone. The gift certificates can bepurchased online and then emailed to the recipient, making them an ideal last minutegift. The recipient can redeem the gift certificate for Snoozester call credits,which can be used to schedule Snoozester wake up calls.
Snoozester wake up calls are available with a variety of features and optionsincluding: Snoozester characters (the friendly voices that greet you in the morningfor your wake up call), customizable repetition schedules, a  snooze buttonÂ' and thevery popular SecureAwake  a feature that helps to ensure you wake up on time bycalling every three minutes until you indicate that you are awake. In addition tothe gift certificate program, SnoozesterÂ's services are available for purchase viaboth prepaid and subscription pricing plans.
About Snoozester
Snoozester is a privately-held technology start-up and a leading provider ofnotification services. Snoozester is dedicated to building an advanced schedulingand notifications platform that will revolutionize the way individuals andorganizations manage their schedules and send and receive appointment relatedcommunications. Snoozester has sent over 200,000 calls since it launched aninvitation-only beta version of its wake up call service in May, 2005. The wake upcall service was officially opened to the public in August 2006. Snoozester wasfounded in January 2005. Snoozester is currently working on expanding its serviceofferings for businesses as well as preparing a reminder call service for consumers.
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