Re: [projectvrm] Updater.com - change of address helper

[Joe Botha < >]

Hi Drummond                                   >@2011.08.22_07:31:17_GMT+0200

Last time I looked at Updater they seem to only be interested in home
addresses - and not email, phone numbers etc.

We do something similar:
https://www.trustfabric.com/connect/

btw.
We added a new service recently:
https://www.trustfabric.com/connect/child-protect/

We're planning to launch it towards the end of the week. Busy talking to a
fairly big social network about using the service.

> Good catch, Adam. Ironic that the first organized VRM meeting (that I can
> remember anyway - it was at Google's offices before an IIW about 4 years
> ago), the one use case everyone agreed to focus on was...change-of-address.
> 
> It's a much harder problem than it looks, and I agree that Updater.com is
> taking a good solid approach to it. My only complaint is that you have to go
> as far as the FAQ to find out what their business model is. They charge a
> whopping $5 a year (for a minimum of 3 years) for their Address Privacy
> service.
> 
> Hell, if they can do everything they say they can for $14.99 for three
> years, it's the bargain of the century. I'd put that right up front in large
> print on my home page.
> 
> =Drummond
> 
> On Fri, Aug 19, 2011 at 6:10 PM, Adam Carson 
> <
 >
>  wrote:
> 
> > Check it out!  Nice site and concept...very VRM...except they don't have a
> > real connection with 3rd parties, they just send letters on your behalf.
> >
> > https://www.updater.com/how-it-works
> >
> > I was thinking about doing something like this...
> >
> > Great step in the right direction...anyone know them?  They should come to
> > IIW!
> >
> > Good video too.
> >
> > Adam

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Regards
 Joe

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