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Alumni.NET Website Reunites Former Classmates and Co-Workers for Free
May 15, 2001 |
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Haven't
you thought you would never get to contact your good old friends
from school, work, or Greek affiliation? Thanks to Alumni.NET,
the rest of the world and your old friends await you to catch
up on old times.
Alumni.NET is a free to use website that reunites you with your
former friends from all your past affiliations. You may find
or register your organizations whether from school, work, military
or Greek connection, or any other organization or association.
Alumni.NET presently has 1.8 Million members, and more than
65,000 organizations listed worldwide. In addition to Alumni.NET's
web features, their improved Bulletin Boards foster opportunities
for the members' personal and professional development through
networking.
" ...It is the most wonderful experience a person can get in
his life. Now I am in touch with many others… Thank you for
providing such a nice and beautiful site." explains Bharat Patel,
one of its members. Indeed, Alumni.NET's President Dr. Eric
Tomacruz's efforts paid off-he created the site in 1994 out
of frustration from extensive and toiling searches from directories
to contact his high school friends. Now many others would be
saved from what he went through.
The appreciation of such a site doesn't stop there. Besides
getting to email members, view profiles and pictures, the members'
personal and professional development is also fostered as Alumni.NET's
many features help its members keep in touch with each other.
The most appealing of the said features is the improved bulletin
boards that makes networking, communicating, and coordinating
with a mass of people easy and convenient, especially for arranging
reunions and all sorts of affairs. Anyone may communicate almost
anything they wish and need, for different themes or discussion
categories guide the members through. Whether announcing an
event, starting a discussion, asking for help or advice, or
reporting news to the rest of the organization, all may be done
for free. Furthermore, it is also HTML capable-members may be
able to insert links and post pictures to add appeal to their
messages.
Anyhow, the power of the website's features depends on the way
the members would maximize and take advantage of its use. As
to the privacy and security of email addresses and member profiles,
Alumni.NET protects them by a strict policy that prohibits the
display or disclosure of email addresses, and a choice for public
or private membership.
Soon, the website will also provide Bulletin Boards per locale.
"We'll bring the world to our members. We're glad to provide
an environment that will expand the members' choices, inspire
camaraderie, and help support each other. " Alumni.NET's Project
Manager says. "We're already looking forward to seeing more
good things happen through the site." She adds.
For more information visit http://www.alumni.net/ or send email
to fernando@infophil.com. Other services of the site include
alumni registry school partnerships, co-branded people search
sites, and membership affiliate programs.
Copyright Holder: Alumni.NET |
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