Vist Myoldclass.com

MyOldClass.com is a website intended to make planning and attending a mini reunion fun. It is perfectly suited to single individuals or entire alumnae associations who are looking for a fast, efficient and enjoyable way to put together a mini reunion for old classmates.

The site includes a dazzling array of tools and information all designed to make your mini reunion a success. On top of everything else, the site is completely, 100% free, and always will be. Myoldclass.com doesn’t charge for its services now, and will never charge in the future. Myoldclass.com is there for its members.

If you don’t yet know what a mini reunion is, why you need one, or how to plan one, Myoldclass.com will become your own, personal mini reunion central. Not only will you be able to find everything you need to know about mini reunions, but you’ll be able to put one together, quickly and easily, right on the site.

From finding a venue to locating former schoolmates and inviting them to your mini reunion, Myoldclass.com puts everything you need right at your fingertips. There is simply no better resource for planning and conducting a mini reunion.

Although the site is still in its beta phase, you can visit the site and download Mini Reunion 101, a free special report that tells you everything you need to know about the mini reunion revolution. Simply leave your name and email address on the form provided, and you’ll gain instant access to your report.

The bottom line is that mini reunions are fun. It’s the best possible way to reconnect with old schoolmates and to circle back with old friends and acquaintances. And just as importantly, it gets people out from behind their keyboards and monitors, and back out into the real world.

So leave your virtual social network and start socializing the old fashioned way—face to face. Visit Myoldclass.com, and start planning your own mini reunion.

Check out the site here:

www.myoldclass.com

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