BirthdayAlarm was started in 2001 by Michael and Xochi Birch and Paul Birch (see below) to provide a simple way for people to remember birthdays. The original idea for the website was simple, remind people of birthdays. We received such positive feedback that we began to add additional features to BirthdayAlarm.
There are lots of sites out there that help you with remembering dates and events. Your own email client may also have this functionality. BirthdayAlarm also has eCards, games, and the ability to set other reminders.
Check it out at http://www.birthdayalarm.com/
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this is an apparently useful service and probably is useful but i believe that it exists to harvest emails as when after i entered my details as requested by a friend i began to be deluged under piles of new spam (i got spmmed before but this appeared different) so beware….
I understand the concern and it is a fair warning. I entered my information because a friend had invited me to. But I haven’t received any junk email at all. In fact, other than a welcome email, I haven’t received anything extra from that particular email account.
I’ve been getting spammed by BirthdayAlarm and I’ve never been to their site. They also own bebo.com and I have been spammed by them after I demanded that BirthdayAlarm remove my address. They send email invitations from “Kim Francis” I’ve even called them and still get their spam.