GeMulder
12-10-2007, 04:12 PM
Shopping 4 good
Seattle-based mPoria wanted to help after last week's storm destroyed homes across Western Washington.
So the company, which helps retailers sell goods on mobile phones, will be donating 10 percent of all orders made until the end of January.
The catch? The purchases are made at the company's "mobile shopping mall," found on your phone's browser at mporia.mobi.
The company recently launched a newer version of its service, which allows consumers to shop at more than 80 retailers offering over 5 million products.
The proceeds will go to the Red Cross storm-victims fund and will be based on purchases made at the mall, with up to a $100 donation for each order. The purchaser must enter the code "Help4U" on the
Seattle-based mPoria wanted to help after last week's storm destroyed homes across Western Washington.
So the company, which helps retailers sell goods on mobile phones, will be donating 10 percent of all orders made until the end of January.
The catch? The purchases are made at the company's "mobile shopping mall," found on your phone's browser at mporia.mobi.
The company recently launched a newer version of its service, which allows consumers to shop at more than 80 retailers offering over 5 million products.
The proceeds will go to the Red Cross storm-victims fund and will be based on purchases made at the mall, with up to a $100 donation for each order. The purchaser must enter the code "Help4U" on the