myContactCard Launches the World’s First Email Signature Plugin with Microsite Capability for Today’s Most Utilized Email and Web Browser Platforms

Business Wire, June 24, 2009

IRVINE, Calif. -- myContactCard (OTCBB:JJIM) announces the world’s first email signature plugin for today’s hottest email platforms and browsers. With one click, hundreds of millions of Gmail, AOL, Yahoo and Windows Live Hotmail users can install their own customizable, graphic rich email signature with microsite capabilities directly into their email. Plugin applications work for the over one billion Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox users who can all enjoy the easy installation and rich media signature features.

Users can create their own signature card at www.myContactCard.com, download the plugin for their platform and instantly send it out to their contacts with ease. Contact cards are the perfect way to add a splash of personality to your personal emails and improve your business communications.

“By attending to the need for our users to make their message impactful and easy to use, we developed a simplified plugin with the potential to enhance the email communication of billions of people globally,” says Bill Noonan, President of MCC.

Key Features

• Available for Gmail, Windows Live (Hotmail), Yahoo and AOL Mail
• Compatible with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6,7,8 and Mozilla Firefox
• Automatically inserts your contact card into the body of your email
• One click On and Off function makes inserting or adding your signature easy
• “MCC Connect” your contacts to your Social Networking properties
• 100% spyware & spam free. Period.

About myContactCard

myContactCard is the world’s leading innovator in the way people communicate via email. By fusing the functionality of websites directly into everyday email, myContactCard allows users to communicate in a way never done before.

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