It’s fascinating that with all the means of communication we have in this day and age, it still seems like you have to jump through hoops to try and get people to agree on a meeting place and time. Meeting4.
com expedites this process with their new service, whose goal is to bring people together with minimum effort on the organizing party’s part. It’s really easy to use; just sign up describe your event, enter the email addresses of the people you wish to invite, and offer up to ten dates and times that the group could meet. Once all parties receive the email, they can RSVP through whichever link in the email corresponds to the time and date that works for them. The site claims its service is perfect for anything from business meetings to simply watching the game and having a few beers. Registration and the service are free of charge.
Meeting4.com In Their Own Words
“Meeting4.com makes organizing social events or business meetings simple, automatically finding a date and time when you are all free to get together and notifying you via email”.
Why Meeting4.com It Might Be A Killer
Meeting4 is a less complicated and more formal service than Evite, so it works in more contexts and may appeal to a more businesslike crowd. The service also lets you suggest up to ten dates and time, unlike Evite.
Some Questions About Meeting4.com
This site seems a little redundant. Meeting4 laments the inefficiency emails when trying to organize an event (“Trying to get a group of people together for an event – social or business – can often involve a lot of emails”) but how is their service any different than sending out a mass email? If anything, the latter would be quicker. Additionally, the service lets you suggest up to ten dates and times, but why can’t you suggest different locations as well? 
