Tag: Directories and Portals
'Get There For Less' TV Ad Campaign launched by CheapOair
NEW YORK, N.Y. /eNewsChannels/ -- CheapOair, a top 10 online travel booking site, announces the launch of its first ever television campaign today. The 30-second ads feature the tag-line 'Get There for Less,' an expression of the company's commitment and brand promise to put quality and value first for smart shoppers who continue to demand the best of both.
The IRS Doghouse is the World's Only Database of IRS Employee Ratings
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. /eNewsChannels/ -- Want to rate your experience with an IRS employee? Have an IRS complaint? This is your chance to tell the world. Originally designed as an IRS profile database, IRS Doghouse has evolved into a free and anonymous web site where anyone can rate - negatively or positively - their personal and professional experiences.
Real Deal Solutions Inc. announced today the release of its innovative Web site, located at RealDealNY.com
NEW YORK, N.Y. /eNewsChannels/ -- Finding an apartment in Manhattan just got easier. Real Deal Solutions Inc. announced today the release of its innovative Web site, located at RealDealNY.com, which gives buyers, renters, and agents a real time search platform for locating apartments for rent or sale in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island and the Tri-State area.
Online Schools and Colleges Directory Launched by PETAP
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. -- PETAP, LLC presents its distance learning and online schools directory for higher education. The online schools and colleges directory provides students with information about where and how to obtain certificates, diplomas, degrees, and other educational resources.
U.S. Home Foreclosures Plateau in April, according to Foreclosure-Support.com
MIAMI, Fla. -- Foreclosure Support, an online listings provider of foreclosed homes for sale, reported that foreclosures dropped 9 percent nationwide during the month of April, leading experts to speculate that the foreclosure homes market may finally have plateaued. In addition to the 9 percent drop since March, foreclosures fell 2 percent from April of 2009, marking the first year since the foreclosure crisis began that the market has seen an overall drop.
