New Web Sites Help Online Shoppers Find TMX Elmo, PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii And Other Most-Wanted Gifts

Business Wire, Nov 30, 2006

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- As industry forecasts predict a $24 billion online holiday shopping season, myTriggers.com (www.mytriggers.com) today announced the launch of three new Web sites designed to help holiday shoppers find hard-to-find items at the price they want to pay.

Online shoppers searching for much-sought-after gifts, such as T.M.X. Elmo, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii can visit the following Web sites, which use the myTriggers online comparison shopping engine to connect consumers directly to the databases of thousands of online merchants and to provide real-time pricing and in-stock information:

* http://www.findplaystation.com - - FindPlayStation.com tracks the latest PS3 offerings from thousands of online merchants around-the-clock and displays them in one simple and convenient listing.

* http://www.shopforelmo.com - -T.M.X. Elmo is still out there if you know where to look for him - - ShopForElmo.com.

* http://www.shopforwii.com - - ShopForWii.com will help you find Nintendo's hot console at the best price.

With instant access to more than 100 million items from more than 1 million online sellers such as Wal-Mart, Sony, Apple, Office Depot, Overstock.com, Amazon.com, and Buy.com, as well as eBay, myTriggers.com offers the most competitive prices on the Web and empowers consumers with the tools to get them quickly. Since myTriggers.com is connected directly to merchants' real-time inventoryConot to Web bots or spidersCoconsumers get pricing on items that are actually in stock.

ComScore predicts the busiest online shopping day will be either Monday Dec. 11 or Tuesday Dec. 12. Last year, the busiest day was Monday Dec. 12.

About myTriggers.com

myTriggers.com is a next-generation comparison shopping Web site that uses patent-pending persistent search engine technology to make the online shopping process easier and more satisfying than ever before. Based in Columbus, Ohio, the company was founded in 2005 by Glenn S. Meyers, founder and former CEO of RareMedium Group ("RRRR"), a leading Web development and Web incubator company. RRRR built some of the first Web sites for Microsoft, Amazon, Goldman Sachs, P&G, Viacom, MTV, Nickelodeon, Time Warner, and many others. "Pushing" search results by leveraging the two most popular Web applications-email and search-into one unique service, myTriggers.com allows users to quickly and continuously search for online products and services based on the maximum price they're willing to pay.