February is National Heart Month and, at this time of the year, individuals and corporations alike run various drives to collect money via donation or otherwise for various heart and stroke organizations.
This year, SpoofTel has decided to celebrate by donating a percentage of its proceeds to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. When you purchase or sign up, enter the coupon code “Heart” and SpoofTel will donate 10% of your purchase amount made on February 14th to the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
“This is a cause that’s close to all of our hearts,” says Sasha Talbot, spokeswoman for SpoofTel. “We want to help where and when we can.”
February 14 is Valentine’s Day and a day of the year in which people connect with the ones they love. SpoofTel, being a communications provider, opted to utilize this trend and turn it in to something even more positive. So when you call your sweetheart with the name “Soul Mate,” or you text them a love note signed “secret admirer,” know that you’ll be helping people and saving lives at the same time.
For those who don’t know, SpoofTel has been providing caller ID spoofing for over half a decade and is now the longest running spoofing provider on the web. Caller ID spoofing allows you to change what someone sees on their call display when you call them. Instead of displaying your real number or blocking your number, you can choose any number that you want to display.
This service is quite popular with everyone from celebrities, private investigators and bounty hunters, to individuals who just want to protect their privacy. “There are many reasons for wanting to keep your phone number private,” states Sasha Talbot. “If you are a celebrity, or someone who wants to maintain anonymity, spoofing allows you to conceal your real phone number without having to block it completely.”
Over the years, SpoofTel has added options such as voice changing, call recording, and other various applications.
Visit www.spooftel.com to see how you can help towards a great cause.
