Giveaway Hosted by: Tales From A Southern Mom and Mommy by Nurture
Sponsored by: V.ALRT
The V.ALRT is an ergonomically designed device that can be carried discreetly in a pocket or a bag, worn on the wrist with the included band or around the neck as a pendant. Using Bluetooth® SMART (Bluetooth 4.0 LE) technology in association with a software application from VSN Mobil, the V.ALRT initiates calls and text messages from a smart phone. With the push of a button, the V.ALRT pings the smart phone to send personalized texts to three pre-selected contacts!
The customization message will indicate that help is needed and also provide location information using the GPS feature on the smart phone (when available). The V.ALRT application can also be set to initiate a follow-up phone call from the smart phone to get the attention of the recipient
Best of all V.ALRT does not require a monthly fee! That is really the best part!
V.ALRT is graciously sponsoring a giveaway for one device for one of our readers, and I am so excited about that. This would make a fabulous gift for loved ones, and the price is right. Check out their website here and pick one or two up today.
Enter Below, Good Luck and Happy Holidays!
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Katherine Riley says
November 30, 2014 at 12:14 amWe have a LG-E980 and a Samsung Mega 6.3 I would love to have this for my husband who has some health problems.
Debra S says
November 21, 2014 at 8:37 amI am a dinosaur in this world today, because I do NOT have a smart phone. Just a very very VERY old flip-phone that sends and receives calls! LOL One which my son gave me and put me on their plan because I sit for their kids and they wanted me to have a cell phone. And I am grateful. A good ideasa it was