Not too long ago, I talked about being overloaded with passwords. Today, I was told that I could keep my passwords in a safely and securely in an Online Safe Deposit Box at KeepYouSafe.com.

Registering for an account is free and we are not asked for our credit card number. With this free account, we can store our text-based records and other files. However, space is limited so if we want to store more records, we can upgrade to a premium account which s only $4 per month. We can downgrade our account when we do not require as much storage space later.

You may wonder what sort of records you can keep with such an online safe deposit box. Well, off hand, I can think of your passport, identity card, insurance policies and just about any document that we think is important enough to scan and save with KeepYouSafe.com

It does make sense to store our important documents in a remote area. It certainly beats keeping photocopies of these important documents at home!

KEEPYOUSAFE.COM ANNOUNCES OPENING OF 10,000th ONLINE SAFE DEPOSIT BOX(SM)

Westchester, NY – September 19, 2007

KeepYouSafe(SM) (http://www.keepyousafe.com), the leader in providing secure, easy to use, online vital record storage for consumers and businesses, today announced that it has surpassed the 10,000 Online Safe Deposit Box milestone and has recently doubled the capacity in its North American and European facilities to keep up with demand.

“We are thrilled to announce that we recently opened our 10,000th Online Safe Deposit Box. This milestone demonstrates that people really trust KeepYouSafe to protect their most important documents, legal records, and other vital information” said Eric Wolbrom, CEO of Information Survival, the company behind the Online Safe Deposit Box.

“Don’t confuse KeepYouSafe with a backup service. Our service has been built to ensure maximum security and privacy at all times; in fact we have more security than most online banks. Think of KeepYouSafe as a Safe Deposit Box inside the vault at your bank where you might keep your birth certificate or insurance policy, as opposed to a traditional backup service which is more like the Self Storage place where you put a few boxes and your old coffee table”, Wolbrom says.

The company believes that everyone should have the peace of mind that comes from knowing their vital records are protected. KeepYouSafe offers a free Online Safe Deposit Box sized to store the most important information, and large-sized boxes are available for only $4 per month.

About KeepYouSafe.com

KeepYouSafe.com provides Online Safe Deposit Boxes to consumers and businesses to securely store important records and other information and be able to access those stored records from anywhere, at any time, via the internet.

The personal information stored in an Online Safe Deposit Box is available to the box’s owners only, unless individual box owners choose to grant access to family members and/or trusted friends. Each box’s contents are protected by the same strong encryption and other security technologies used by the U.S. military to secure “top secret” rated data and communication.

The KeepYouSafe Online Safe Deposit Box service is provided by Information Survival, LLC. The service launched in January 2007 and was designed and developed by a team of certified security professionals with decades of deep experience in keeping critical data safe and secure.

Information Survival LLC is a privately held security company based in New York.

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General Inquiries: support@keepyousafe.com

I received an email update from ALGOCO that they have partnered with Ask.com to be the official default search provider. I have been a member of ALGOCO for ages but I did not get anyone to sign up under me because I need a PROVEN product before I am willing to introduce it to others.

So far, I have only run my bar a couple of times. I don’t see how I could earn revenue from it right now. A long time ago, I read that John Chow is one of the ALGOCO members who have the most people under their down line. However, in John’s August revenue report, I do not see an entry for ALGOCO that means he did not earn anything from the programme of at least, it is not significant enough to be reported.

I do not know what the hoo-ha is about with ALGOCO. It is not as if I have not used advertisement bars before and sad to say, none of them lasted. Will ALGOCO survive?

I came across this website that provides advice on Debt Relief and credit card consolidation that I think is very useful to people today. The site is written in simple to understand language and has useful in-depth information on how to overcome debts. God knows that debt is a problem that we have been facing since the popularity of credit cards but can we blame the problem on the ease in applying for credit cards? I don’t think so.

The problem stems from us and our lack of discipline in controlling our expenditure and keeping track of our personal finances. I think that if we are unable to manage our own finances and we fall into debt, then it is better to seek debt relief of at least get a Credit Card Consolidation that would help us manage our debts!

It is not a joke when we are in debt. Being personally still in debt and repaying thousands of dollars every month, I can certainly see the benefit of credit card consolidation. Do you know how many people I come across that got into more trouble for forgetting to repay their debt? Of course, how can they remember when they have so many different debt accounts to take care of?

Check out Clear Debt Solution on ways that you can clear your debt.

I think I live on the internet too much when I prefer shopping online over shopping in malls! Ah, the crowd, I can certainly live without it! Christmas is coming soon and it is time to look for gifts. I found out not too long ago that gourmet gift baskets are the “IN” thing to give. I think it is a very cool idea because we can select what we would like to put in the basket and everything else will be taken care of.

Gourmet gift baskets will be especially appreciated by people who love fine wine and rich food, like my dad *ahem* Also, what I like about giving gourmet baskets is that I can order baskets that suit my budget because there are so many types that cater to different recipients.

I checked out iGourmet for the first time this morning. They are a family owned company that specializes in gourmet food and gifts. I believe that should I order my gift baskets from them, my baskets would be packed and wrapped with professionalism.

Browsing through the gift site and checking out the images, I am just so tempted to buy every single one of them but I must resist! Gourmet gift baskets are only for special people in life. Do you agree??

What do you plan to get for your family this Christmas?