The next time you meet someone you’d like to keep in touch with – be it for business of pleasure – remember rmbrME. It’s a service that lets you easily connect with your new acquaintance over social and professional networks like Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and LinkedIn, simply by sending a regular text message.
To use rmbrME, you send your new buddy’s phone number or email address to “RMBRME” (762763), and the site will send them a link that unlocks your profiles on the social and professional networking sites that you have registered at rmbrME.com. The service even keeps track of when and where you meet people, which could come in handy if you go to a lot of networking events. Setting up your profile is free, but when you send the text message you will pay your service provider’s regular SMS fee, as well as $0.49 to rmbrME (your first two weeks are free, though). Recipients pay nothing more than the regular cost for them to receive a text message, if any.
rmbrME.com In Their Own Words
“rmbrME gives you the power to send a socially-networked friend request to anyone you meet in real life using just SMS.”
Why rmbrME.com It Might Be A Killer
With nothing more than an email address or phone number from your new acquaintance, this site lets you find each other across any social or professional networks of which you are a member. This is obviously a lot easier than searching for someone on each of those networks individually, for which you might need a last name or have to have their email address anyways.
Some Questions About rmbrME.com
If someone hasn’t heard of rmbrME before, will they trust someone they just met enough to start using the service? 
