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Missing Conference Calls

November 8, 1999February 13, 2017

Here’s another one: iPING.com.

If you’re one of those crazy people who pay $1.50 for a wake-up call once in a while, it would save you that. You can even set it up to wake you with the morning’s headlines or — please tell me you won’t do this — your horoscope.

If you’re one of those befuddled people like me who get lost in thought and forget to call in for scheduled conference calls, it will call YOU a few minutes beforehand to remind you.

Forget anniversaries? Not any more. It will even call you on your cell phone or page you.

Want to invite 17 people to a meeting simultaneously? Or remind THEM all to call in for the conference call?

Free!

Check it out: iPING.

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