Norwalk.org, New Website Launches for Norwalk, CT Residents and Businesses

Norwalk, CT (PRWEB) May 28, 2010

Domain Investment Services (DIS Inc) has just launched a website for Norwalk, CT residents and businesses. The website, Norwalk.org, offers the ability to add and view real estate listings, classified listings, car listings, events and more. Users are also able to interact in the forum, add photos and videos and view local and national news.

"The website basically offers everything that the residents of Norwalk (and surrounding areas) need to interact with each other," says Justin Godfrey, president of DIS Inc. "We've designed the site so that residents and businesses can exchange information with each other or amongst themselves. The site provides residents with the capability of listing their car and/or homes for sale and also offers the ability for local real estate agents or car dealers to list their inventory as well." The site, which was launched this morning, will be going through some small touch ups throughout the next week, though the site is completely functional.

"Our goal was to provide the residents of Norwalk with something that they currently do not have. We wanted the site to have the ability to provide targeted real estate, news, events, classifieds and even a forum on one site, instead of going to a search engine to find everything one by one, the residents can now go to Norwalk.org and get all their local information. Norwalk.org is also a great tool for local businesses. They can do anything from listing their business, paying for a "featured" listing (which currently runs $ 10 for 6 month), provide real estate listings and they also have the ability to provide local coupons and to interact with the residents in the forum," says Godfrey.

Advertising is also available to local businesses. Low Introductory fees have been set for banner ads which currently are $ 50 per month for a 300x250 banner ad on the home page and $ 100 for a 728x90 banner ad on either the top or bottom of the home page.

For more information on Norwalk.org, simply visit http://www.Norwalk.org and sign up for a free account, or email Norwalk.org Support at support(at)norwalk(dot)org

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Cash Mobs Attack Local Area Businesses With $20 Dollar Bills; Andrew Samtoy, Attorney At The Northeast Ohio Law Firm Of Dworken & Bernstein Co., L.P.A, leads the charge

Painesville, Ohio (PRWEB) November 21, 2011

The term "flash mob" started out meaning a group of people who gather in a public place to dance or sing. The mob morphed into something more disruptive and destructive via the social media. A Class Action attorney at Dworken & Bernstein decided it's time for a turn of phrase and a new positive direction.

Andrew Samtoy took the lead. Andrew, a member of Cleveland Bridge Builders, an organization which trains the region's future leaders wanted to help make an impact in the local economy. He along with fellow Bridge Builder, Marty Mordarski, coined the phrase "cash mob".

Cash mob plans to gather on specific days at 6:00 at a predetermined location and target a store in the area. It must be locally owned, have products for both men and women and have parking. The store must be civic minded. Armed with at least $ 20 each, the "mob" will make purchases at the assigned location in a show of support for their neighborhood businesses.

"Many local businesses are struggling and if we can help them out a little bit, maybe give them an infusion, why not?" says Samtoy. Afterwards, the mob will gather at a local restaurant or bar to continue the economic stimulus. "The idea will not solve the economic crisis in Cleveland in one night or one month. But why not socialize with like minded Clevelander's, support local businesses as well as a local eating establishment afterwards?

Wednesday, November 16th, the "mob" descended on Visible Voice Bookstore for their shopping spree then gathered at Bac Bistro & Lounge for refreshments.

You can find out more about Cash Mobs on Facebook or Twitter or log onto the groups blog cashmobs.wordpress.com. Word spread within the week and more than 1,000 people ended up on the Facebook invite and already over 50 people have confirmed they'll come. Local radio and television stations are intrigued and excited about this initiative and have invited Andrew to speak or appear on local programming. Check him out on WKYC Channel 3 http://www.wkyc.com/video/default.aspx?bctid=1279874669001&odyssey=mod|newswell|text|FRONTPAGE|featured

Andrew was Dean of Delta Theta Phi law fraternity, earning a regional award for Most Outstanding Student of the fraternity. He's now an outstanding attorney at Dworken & Bernstein Co. L.P.A.

In business for over 50 years, the Lake County law firm of Dworken & Bernstein Co.,L.P.A. is the largest law firm in Lake, Geauga and Ashtabula Counties, Ohio with offices in Painesville as well as downtown Cleveland. Dworken & Bernstein offers a full range of legal services for businesses, individuals, and families in litigation and transactions with 26 attorneys and a staff of 65.

The firm's creation of Ohio Lawyers Give Back has resulted in distributing over $ 22.5 million dollars in unclaimed class action funds to local charities through Dworken & Bernstein. "Our firm is a staunch believer in doing what we can to give back and support our community" comments Barbara Marlowe, Director of Marketing & Public Relations for the firm. "Andrew's idea about Cash Mobs really helps our local independent businesses stay vital, and his energy is characteristic of the people at our firm."

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