Skype and YouTube Chose Not To Muck Up Their Chances Of Getting donations

A chat donation system is the new way to make online donations. This simple, free converter shows details of a donor and a beneficiary on the system page, then when you log in, it will automatically transfer your money to that person's account for you. The system is secure and easy to use.

The creators of the site, a group called "buy super thanks" are asking for help on a forum. They need someone from the community to test their chat donation system and find any bugs. If you want to help test their system, all you have to do is log into their site, and click on the "donation" tab at the top of the page. You can set up an account right away, which will allow you to make your own donations. The system is set up to allow users to donate just one time per month, or multiple times throughout the year.

One of the features they're hoping to add soon is a new viewer applause feature. They've talked about having the system be able to let you see exactly how many people donated during the day, and at what price. The upside is that it would be an option you could turn off. Right now the "applause" donation feature only displays how many hours you donated during the day. They hope to have it available when the product goes live.

Another upcoming addition is the ability to donate to multiple charities using the same chat system. Right now if you wanted to make a donation to Cancer Research, you'd have to go to their website, find out how much you donated, and then enter it into the chat. That process could take hours! When they expand this to other charities, it will open up a whole new way to help the less fortunate. It also shows people that you cared enough about the cause to spend some time making a difference.

In addition to these two major new features, they hope to include a lot of smaller features over the next few weeks, until the system is completely free for everyone. For example, they said they'll be adding support for Google Alerts, which lets you know about any tweets or comments made by someone using your Twitter account. It currently doesn't work in the Mac, so they hope to have that worked out in the coming weeks and months. Another similar service already in place for Twitter users is " follower twitters". This lets followers of your Twitter account know when you post a particular update.

You can find more information on the new chat donation system at YouTube. The company hasn't set a definite date when the product will be available, but it's being added to all of their mobile devices now. Right now you can test the software on the Apple iPhone and on the Blackberry Bold. All of these changes are in an effort to attract donors to their fundraisers, since many people don't want to make large phone calls.