Comments on: Startup Review: divorce360.com http://chinnathambi.com/2008/12/03/startup-review-divorce360com/ Entrepreneurship, choosing the road less traveled Fri, 12 Mar 2010 18:24:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Venky Chinnathambi http://chinnathambi.com/2008/12/03/startup-review-divorce360com/comment-page-1/#comment-49 Venky Chinnathambi Wed, 03 Dec 2008 23:39:29 +0000 http://iamvenky.wordpress.com/?p=229#comment-49 Paula- Thanks for promptly reaching out to me. After visiting your site one-more time, I do agree with your comments. I will update my blog entry shortly to reflect the new findings. Paula-

Thanks for promptly reaching out to me.

After visiting your site one-more time, I do agree with your comments. I will update my blog entry shortly to reflect the new findings.

]]> By: paula http://chinnathambi.com/2008/12/03/startup-review-divorce360com/comment-page-1/#comment-48 paula Wed, 03 Dec 2008 22:01:31 +0000 http://iamvenky.wordpress.com/?p=229#comment-48 thanks for mentioning www.divorce360.com, but i wanted to clarify that the mission of the site is not what you have listed to answer questions about if you will divorce. the marriage caculator, developed by an economist at the university of pennsylvania's wharton school, was created to help people understand how divorce differs based on factors like education, age of marriage and the era in which you married. the actual mission of the site is "to help people struggling with the topic of divorce. We hope our site will empower people with information, help lessen the fear of uncertainty and confusion surrounding divorce, give people support and encouragement from an online community and redefine divorce as a transition to a new life." the site has over two thousand articles on everything from contemplating divorce, to saving your marriage, to dealing with the process of divorce, to helping with ongoing issues with children, finances and even articles on moving on with dating again and remarriage. the almost 15 thousand registered members of the site post blogs, ask questions, answer other members questions and have formed a very open, safe and helpful community that strives to offer timely and needed advice to the millions who are suffering with this very difficult time in their lives. we hope you give the site another chance. with over 100 experts, including lawyers, therapists, relationship experts and more, and writers, reporters, bloggers and members contributing daily to the site, we believe divorce360.com has something of value to offer. As you can read from our About Us section on the site: Divorce has become an unfortunate reality. It is difficult, painful and complex. We don’t advocate divorce. We do want to help people struggling with it. From making the decision to leave to going to court for custody or alimony, divorce is an emotional, financial and legal rollercoaster. It doesn’t just impact the two people involved. It impacts their children, friends and other family members. The decisions made before, during and after a divorce can touch many lives. Divorce360 strives to offer the essential information needed to help people make educated choices about those important decisions. What does divorce360 offer? We offer immediate answers to the questions you have today, as well as information and advice for what’s next in the process and in your life as you move past the divorce. We have professional reporters and experts who will write about those issues in an easy-to-understand way. Plus we have videos, calculators and worksheets that can help you every step of the way. And our active community includes real people talking about real issues in divorce. Whatever the topic, there’s likely to be someone in our community talking about it. hope this helps clarify the site. thanks for the opportunity to post here. thanks for mentioning http://www.divorce360.com, but i wanted to clarify that the mission of the site is not what you have listed to answer questions about if you will divorce. the marriage caculator, developed by an economist at the university of pennsylvania’s wharton school, was created to help people understand how divorce differs based on factors like education, age of marriage and the era in which you married.

the actual mission of the site is “to help people struggling with the topic of divorce. We hope our site will empower people with information, help lessen the fear of uncertainty and confusion surrounding divorce, give people support and encouragement from an online community and redefine divorce as a transition to a new life.”

the site has over two thousand articles on everything from contemplating divorce, to saving your marriage, to dealing with the process of divorce, to helping with ongoing issues with children, finances and even articles on moving on with dating again and remarriage.

the almost 15 thousand registered members of the site post blogs, ask questions, answer other members questions and have formed a very open, safe and helpful community that strives to offer timely and needed advice to the millions who are suffering with this very difficult time in their lives.

we hope you give the site another chance. with over 100 experts, including lawyers, therapists, relationship experts and more, and writers, reporters, bloggers and members contributing daily to the site, we believe divorce360.com has something of value to offer.

As you can read from our About Us section on the site: Divorce has become an unfortunate reality. It is difficult, painful and complex. We don’t advocate divorce. We do want to help people struggling with it. From making the decision to leave to going to court for custody or alimony, divorce is an emotional, financial and legal rollercoaster. It doesn’t just impact the two people involved. It impacts their children, friends and other family members. The decisions made before, during and after a divorce can touch many lives. Divorce360 strives to offer the essential information needed to help people make educated choices about those important decisions.

What does divorce360 offer? We offer immediate answers to the questions you have today, as well as information and advice for what’s next in the process and in your life as you move past the divorce. We have professional reporters and experts who will write about those issues in an easy-to-understand way. Plus we have videos, calculators and worksheets that can help you every step of the way. And our active community includes real people talking about real issues in divorce. Whatever the topic, there’s likely to be someone in our community talking about it.

hope this helps clarify the site. thanks for the opportunity to post here.

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