US website saves face for forgetful Romeos

0 Comments | AFP, February, 2008

WASHINGTON (AFP) — Help is at hand for anyone who has ever forgotten their significant other's birthday or failed to send them flowers on Valentine's Day, in the form of a website called savemyass.com.

The way it works: one-half of a couple goes to savemyass.com, which bills itself as a flower delivery service and relationship insurance policy.

That person, usually a man, selects flowers in the basic to premium price ranges, or between 30 and 80 dollars (20-50 euros) a bouquet; and sets up a delivery schedule, often to cover themselves for an entire year, Al Lieb, who founded the website with his business partner, James Hong, told AFP.

"Some of the dates are specific events like Valentine's Day and birthdays and anniversaries. But we also encourage 'just...