Unplugged Love

Suppose you are died but you made a promise to your beloved that you will greet her in different occasion till her death. But how it possible to greet her if you embrace dead before her death. Get upset? Don’t be! A new variety of online services have made that possible for users to send e-mail greetings to the beloved ones from beyond their grave.

Those internet services are being used to send love saying, birthday wishes, and congratulations on a graduation to keep soul mates happy. People using those services could even set up their own web memorial in advance. Before anyone die, s/he can programme those sites to fire off posthumous e-mails on some key dates every year. Those messages go live when the site is alerted to any subscriber’s demise. Some reports say those sites are part of a growing trend for “Digital Wills“. These online wills are intended at ensuring that next of kin could gain full access to any dead individual’s musings on sites like hi5, Facebook or Hotmail, with passwords for online banking and some other e-documents.

63-year-old Simon Gilligan from Littleport, Cambridgeshire, made such Digital Will on lastmessagesclub.co.uk. The site was introduced this month, together with a paper will. Gilligan said “It has things like personal messages to my wife and children and various details of my bank accounts, e-mail and my Facebook account.” He added “I did it because I have heard of situations where people have died and it has taken a long time to get the information. This will make it easier for my wife and children.” He also said “I would definitely consider setting it up to send another e-mail out to my family on a birthday. That would choke everybody up.” Like Gilligan why you don’t take the opportunity?

What people don’t do for love? As they believe everything is fair in war and love. I think you agree with this believe. Ok I also support you. But, if you do anything under US President Barack Obama’s name; maybe you have to face trouble though it is related with love. British dating website has recently landed into problem for trading on US President name and posting an image of USA’s First Couple on the portal.

The trouble facing site is ‘ObamaSinglesDating.com’. Now the site is facing a hard investigation for using US President name on its portal along with posting an album of the American First Couple without any prior authorization from the White House. The album included an image with the Queen that snapped in the UK earlier this year.

One of the White House insiders said “Are these guys’ nuts? Didn’t they realize they could end up in the middle of a federal investigation? I’d strongly suggest they change their name right now — like today — and take every photo of the President and his wife off their site. This is unbelievably audacious.”

The Oval Office insider vowed to send the information towards the “appropriate authorities” if the site doesn’t stop using President Obama’s name and withdraw that snaps of the American’s First Couple from its title page. It was snapped at Obama’s inauguration ball during January.

Computer professional Al Clarkson told: “These guys are sitting on a potential goldmine because singles who land on that site — which will come up high on search engines because of Obama’s name — are likely to be tempted to register. It’s actually a clever scam as what appears to be a deliberately outrageous joke will hook a lot of people.”

Initially, the site does not charge any sign-up fee for their service. However, when users “hit” on any potential date, it is charged USD 20 if the members get any reply. Therefore, if 10 members in 100 countries pay every 24 hours, this site is getting USD 20,000 per day.

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