Check out this site for more info on how to keep things beyond Death. Lots of good links.

Why are companies allowed to offer a service with terms of service that suggest one thing and do another?

“Yahoo! says it can get the messages back in a few hours (presumably restoring them from backup tapes). But this is still pretty embarrassing for Yahoo!, and it’s unfortunately all too common in the tech world. Companies love to advertise unlimited service when their systems aren’t actually set up for “unlimited” usage. “

See the full story here: Link

iForem created an irrevocable trust funded by your purchase making you the service beneficiary.  What does that mean?  iForem, can not choose what to provide you!  You buy the service, and you will keep it for life.  We wont cancel you, change your service terms or use deceptive marketing to suggest it will be there for you.

Sure, some services are free.  You expect them to do odd things.  Do you keep your most personal information with free services?  Would you keep your money in a bank where someone could choose what to do with your account?  Without your approval?  Sell your financial information for marketing income so you could have free checking?   I don’t think so. 

You want a Safe Deposit Box that will be yours with no reoccurring fees.  One that will provide you that Peace of Mind where your Important life memories are kept safe and secure.  Trust iForem!

I came across this article today by By Suzanne Choney.  The best part for me was reading why iForem was created. 

“Storage expert Thomas Coughlin likens it to drowning in a sea of content “if we don’t create ways to organize and find stuff,” as well as to protect it by backing it up”…”Increasingly, it’s becoming digital content from cradle to grave. That has its own challenges, which include how do you preserve and protect digital content for the future?

“We have more of the personal experience that we’re conserving (digitally) for the next generation than ever before, but in a sense, in a more potentially fragile package than has ever existed in the history of mankind,” he said.

“Almost everybody is doing storage of one sort or another. How well they’re handling it, how well they’re backing up, and will stuff that they keep be available later? That’s a whole other problem.”

iForem is really the only viable solution.  We created the financial and technological solution to address this exact problem.  With new products on the way to answer format and presentation issues for years to come, we are building the future today.  Come see how iForem answers this statement.

There is always a chance something bad will happen when information is stored on a laptop.  Its not always about the backup. It is sometimes simply about the data left there.

iForem is encrypted and secure.  While we all need to work in our daily lives, we want Peace of Mind in our future.  There are many companies simply backing up your assets.  iForem is the only company making sure they are protected and available for life.  It is about preserving, sharing, and knowing your critical information is secure.

Find what is important to you, use iForem services to preserve your Peace of Mind today.

The full story of this available here: CNN

1. Report your claim to your insurance company right away.

2. Get a copy of your insurance policy and read it carefully.
3. Start
   to assemble a list of your contents. Where possible, track down
   receipts and try to remember where you purchased each item and its cost.

4. Keep receipts for every expense and cost you have incurred as a result of the evacuation and/or loss of your home.
5. Try
   to determine the replacement cost of each of the items in your home;
   sometimes a department store catalogue is a quick method for standard
   household items.

6. Continue to make your mortgage payments, unless other arrangements are made with your lender.
7. Keep copies of everything you give to your adjuster.
8. Confirm
   important discussions you have with your adjuster in writing (ie. by
   email or by letter). This would include any extensions or time periods
   within which replacement must be in effect, confirmations to proceed to
   purchase certain replacement items, etc.

9. Keep a log of
   all telephone calls and correspondence, and make copies of all
   correspondence you send to, or receive from, your insurance company.

10. Prepare
    for all of your meetings with your adjuster. Determine, in advance,
    what is to be discussed at the meeting, and ensure that you are
    organized. For example, if you are meeting with your adjuster to
    determine the value of some of your house contents, it is a good idea
    to have all of the back-up documentation available for your meeting.
    The more organized you are, the quicker things will get done.

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iForem is dedicated to be here when disaster strikes.
These fires are close to home and personal. We have friends and family
who, like many, have been affected in this horrible natural disaster. We in California are used to natural
disaster but this is a truly devastating event. iForem wishes the families who have lost so much, peace of
mind, and the hope you can rebuild soon.

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger sought help from other states as wind-fueled fires burned 356,000 acres (142,400 hectares) across Southern California, consuming hundreds of houses, killing two people and uprooting more than a quarter- million more.

About 68,500 homes and 2,200 businesses are threatened by fires, and 321,000 residents have fled, Rochelle Jenkins, a spokeswoman for the state’s emergency response team, said in an interview today.

“I’m heartbroken to see those things,” Schwarzenegger said in a news conference after touring burned houses in San Diego. “These are people that have saved all their lives to pay for those homes. We have to do everything we can to help these people.”

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Loughlin/Michaels Group Expands Portfolio and Moves Headquarters to
Accommodate Growth New Clients Include Technology Innovators Blue Coat
Systems, FireEye and iForem

Founder Donna Michaels is a seasoned veteran known for her
expertise in building mindshare and creating momentum for emerging
companies, designing effective and strategic public relations programs
that drive visibility from start-up mode to market leadership. Prior
to founding Loughlin/Michaels Group, Michaels achieved notable success
leading public relations for Exodus Communications, NetManage,
NetScaler, Telebit, RealNames and Concentric Network (XO
Communications).

I am always amazed at new technology and what it can do for us.  Or do to us.  Check this out!  I am on my way to work!

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