Myspace and Facebook are never safer without this widget?

A lot of women complain about being prone to being harassed online…even just by signing up in dating sites.  Among the many dating sites that are getting more and more popular in North America everyday include OkCupid, eHarmony, Lavalife, Plenty of fish, Match.com, Date Hookup, Yahoo! Personals, and many more.

As these sites are very ideal for single men and women to socialize and meet other eligible bachelors and bachelorettes as their suitable mates, these also become tunnels for preverts to find their suitable prey.  Nothing can be more annoying than having a total stranger catch your contact email address from these dating sites…or even worse, get your phone number from online sites.

But how can you keep a balance between too little and too much privacy online?  It takes a lot of precautionary measures to maintain your privacy at these dating sites, and at the same time, allow your contacts to get in touch with you by email or more intimately by phone, without revealing too much information online.

The great news is all wrapped up in JingleMe.  It is a widget/button that is designed for online dating sites and social networking sites like Myspace, Facebook, Friendster, LinkedIn, and a lot more.  You can even use it at Ebay and Craiglist for prospective buyers to reach you without revealing your phone number.  You can also install it on your dating site profile to allow your contacts to call you without having to reveal your phone number.

But then again, you might wonder…isn’t this button making you virtually reachable by just anybody through the internet?  Well, absolutely not! What’s so cool about JingleMe widget is that your contacts at any social networking and/or dating site can call you by pressing the button without having to dial your phone number.  It has a feature of blocking unwanted callers and receiving calls only from people you want to get in touch with.  You can even customize this button to allow or reject calls at certain times of the day and/or at certain dates.

JingleMe is the coolest way to be within reach, and keep your privacy online.  Signup for a free JingleMe widget now!

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I am introducing a service, “JingleMe” (http://www.JingleMe.Com) as a point of discussion. It is a phone widget for Social Networking. It solves the privacy and the anonymity requirement that is needed in Social Networking space. The available call features are just right. Not over or under loaded with features. No ID, no phone numbers displayed or disclosed; Just click the “JingleMe” widget and place the call. JingleMe will allow you to listen to the caller’s name before you accept the call. If you don’t feel like taking the call, you can reject the call and the call will never go thru. You can even block the particular caller. It has a time of day feature where you can set your profile, so you can accept (or not accept) calls at certain day and time of the week. The basic service is FREE and currently available for North American market.

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JingleMe Reporting capability

The JingleMe reporting capability is clean and simple presentation. It tells you who called, represented by the callers voice as recorded, the time and day the call occurred , option to block the caller and delete the record. When you click the voice icon you will be able to hear your caller. Easy readability.