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Domain Jr., Inc. Launches iAlert.com

Pembroke Pines, Florida, May 1, 2010 – Today Domain Jr., Inc. launches iAlert.com, an instant alert notification system communicating local emergency alerts direct to the public by SMS text message and email. People are not always around a television or radio to be alerted of severe weather or of a civil emergency, however we always have our mobile phones. iAlert instantly warns its members by text or email of severe weather alerts and civil emergencies as they are issued by the local, state, and federal government.

When users sign up for service at iAlert.com, they can choose which alerts to receive including: tornado warnings, severe thunderstorm warnings, hurricanes warnings, flood warnings, winter storm warnings, marine warnings, and civil emergency alerts like 911 outages, amber alerts, and more. Alerts are set by city and state, and users select multiple locations from over 30,000 U.S. cities. After locations are set, alerts are sent to users email and/or mobile phones as issued in real time. iAlert benefits people that: constantly travel, live in areas with hazardous weather, have loved ones in weather prone areas, or just to have basic piece of mind they well be directly notified of hazards in their select locations.

Domain Jr., Inc. CEO, Mark McInerney, “As a former National Weather Service meteorologist and the national watch, warning, and advisory dissemination lead, I felt it was important to get emergency alerts directly to the American public so they take appropriate action to protect life and property.”

iAlert was developed with expediency and reliability in mind. The National Weather Service issues thousands of severe weather alerts and emergency notifications across the United States, every day. In many cases, people are not around to receive these warnings until it is too late. With severe weather such as tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, and hurricanes, time is of the essence and potentially life threatening. iAlert can assure that customers will receive notifications in real time. This is done by sending a text message to the customer’s mobile devices once the National Weather Service issues an all hazard alert and since messages are sent via text, any mobile phone, on any major network, can receive these iAlerts.

Signing up is simple and only requires a valid email address. New users get a free 30 day trial. For more information, visit www.ialert.com .

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Domain Jr., Inc Launches FreeUploading.com

Pembroke Pines, Florida, May 22nd, 2008 – Today Domain Jr., Inc. launched a remote data management site which offers free and low-priced solutions to its customers’ data management needs.   

FreeUploading.com offers just that: free uploading.  Users can upload up to 25 megabytes of their most valuable files to the site for free.  Once uploaded, users can share the files, either individually or collectively, with other FreeUploading.com users.  For customers with more extensive data management needs, FreeUploading.com offers Silver and Gold Premium Memberships.  The Silver membership allows the user 1 gigabyte of storage for $2.99 per month.  The Gold membership allows the user 50 gigabytes of storage for $7.99 per month, only 15 cents per gigabyte!   

Both premium packages allow individual file sizes of up to 500 megabytes, allow the user to avoid the display of advertisements, and give the user the option of password protected file sharing.  In addition, the Gold membership allows deep linking.  Deep linking a file allows users to bypass the website on which the file is stored and proceed directly to downloading the file.  This improves the host’s website performance and streamlines the user’s download process. 

Web-based data management offers users a safe way to back up important files and share them with others, making collaboration possible from around the globe.  FreeUploading.com boasts a server with 99.9% reliability, which means there is no risk that files will be unavailable for an extended period of time.  Even if there are difficulties, FreeUploading.com offers customer support 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 

According to Mark McInerney, CEO of Domain Jr., Inc. “FreeUploading.com is online cloud storage allowing our customers a reliable low cost solution to store, share, and manage their files from any computer.”  To learn more, just visit FreeUploading.com and create an account today.

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ATTN: Information Technology Desk

Domain Jr., Inc. Launches AskTheNet.com.

Pembroke Pines, Florida, January 1st, 2008 – Today Domain Jr., Inc. launched an innovative question and answer search engine which gives Internet users a new way to find answers on the web.

AskTheNet.com offers web surfers the opportunity to ask a question and have it answered instantly by people around the globe. The site searches other personalized question and answer sites, such as Yahoo! Answers, and compiles them in a single search result. By utilizing this question and answer search engine, Internet users no longer need to rely on published web sites which do not directly answer their question. Instead, users can be certain that they are getting every answer on the web which is specifically tailored to their question.

But AskTheNet.com isn’t only a question and answer search engine. It is a full service search engine offering all the amenities surfers have come to expect. Users can search the web for traditional web pages, search for news stories, and search for images. They can set preferences for their search results, such as the language of the results and the number of results per page.

By creating an account, users also open up a wide variety of personalized interface and social networking options. Users can customize weather and news feeds to fit their location and tastes, and can even draw on the functionality of other advanced search engines, such as Google Maps. Users can also communicate with each other on the Dashboard through an instant messaging system similar to those available on social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace.

According to Mark McInerney CEO of Domain Jr., Inc. “AskTheNet.com is a leading question and answer search engine which provides users a full array of web capabilities in one user-friendly site.” To learn more, just AskTheNet.com, and start asking questions.

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