Wakerupper.com - Your Personal Reminder

Can't seem to drag yourself out of bed in the morning? Or do you have an important business meeting that you absolutely can't forget about? If you need to be reminded about certain events you should visit Wakerupper.com. Wakerupper.com is available for the United States and Canada. At Wakerupper.com you can schedule a telephone reminder for anytime. Simply visit the site enter the date and time you want to be called at, remember to pick the correct time zone, then enter your phone number, email address, and any short message that you would like to receive. It is that simple. The service is free and works with any type of phone. All of your personal information remains private, so you don't need to worry. Don't forget your anniversary, or to pick up the kids at soccer practice. Let Wakerupper.com remind you of what you should be doing.

"Wakerupper is an experimental service that aims to make telephone alerting as easy and inexpensive as possible. In one easy step, on one simple web page, Wakerupper enables users in the United States and Canada to schedule telephone reminder calls. No more need to pay a wakeup call service up to 6 dollars to arrange a one-time wakeup call. Just enter the number of the phone you would like to be called on, the time you want to receive the call, your email address, and an optional 140-character reminder message and you will receive a call from Wakerupper at the time you have specified--completely free of charge."

The site is easy to navigate and has clear steps on how to set up your reminder phone call. I love how the site suggests that you can use Wakerupper.com to get you out of a bad date, you can be very creative on how you can use the Wakerupper. Everyone could use a reminder in our hectic lives. At Wakerupper.com that reminder is free.

Soon you will be able to set alarms without being online, when will this option be available? Does Wakerupper.com have plans of expanding internationally? If it does how will it tackle international calling?