Free Service to Find Friends and Classmates; MyReunion.com Now in beta

MyReunion.com is an online directory that provides profiles and pictures about people who've attended high schools in the United States. There's no cost to search, post information, or contact other people who've posted their information.

Portland, OR (PRWEB) September 3, 2005 -- Lost contact with friends or classmates from high school? Curious what they're doing? Curious what they look like? Not happy about paying $30-$60 every year just to find out? MyReunion.com (http://www.myreunion.com) was designed to meet the needs of people to reconnect or stay in touch without paying fees.

Now available in public beta test, MyReunion.com is a completely free service that allows people to search for old friends or classmates. Full profiles, including photographs, are displayed. Members are able to contact old friends almost immediately. All that's required for full access to the system is filling out a quick and simple registration form.

Every day, hundreds of new people are signing up on MyReunion.com, referred by friends and classmates. "As the start of another school year approaches us quickly, a lot of people are thinking about their old school and that's clear in the steady growth in signups" said James Deibele, General Manager. "We also have significant interest in the 10th and 20th reunion years of 1995 and 1985."

A popular feature with members are the weekly updates. Updates are sent each Sunday if there's activity for a member's school and year. For weeks where there's no activity, no update is sent. "We figured that people get too much email already" said Deibele. "We don't want to contact people unless there's news about their classmates."

About MyReunion.com
MyReunion.com is an online directory that provides profiles and pictures about people who've attended high schools in the United States. There's no cost to search, post information, or contact other people who've posted their information.

Visit www.myreunion.com for more information.

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