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10. Crazy Mash App: FourSquare & World of Goo


9. Crazy Mash App: Alien Invasion & Strip Poker



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6. Crazy Mash App: Grand Theft Auto & Smurf Village
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CheckSavvy Launches Indiegogo Project

Hilo, Hawai`i, August 12, 2012. Local startup CheckSavvy launched a project on Indiegogo.com at
http://indiegogo.com/checksavvy hoping to raise $25,000 to launch their unique secure IVR and SMS services. "With Interactive Voice Response, we can ensure delivery of payment alerts," stated Rudo, the company's founder and Interim CEO.

A video on the site provides an overview of their QR code-based system for the payment card, called the Aloha One Card, the first of its kind. "We also feature one that works entirely over the mobile phone, no card needed," Rudo stated. "Merchants love this, we have 5 to 10 merchants signing up everyday  online and we haven't ramped up marketing yet," he continued.

When asked how the funds would be spent, Rudo replied, "The funds will allow us to acquire and configure the secure-dedicated servers, one for Interactive Voice Response (IVR) and the other for secure text messaging (SMS)." In addition, Rudo explained that they run their servers in tandem with multiple cross checks for security. "No card numbers are stored on our system, and we use IVR to approve transactions with SMS handling the discounts. Clever little system," Rudo added.

CheckSavvy, Inc. is a Hawaii-based hi-tech startup specializing in mobile payment security & discounts. "We make mobile payments safer, convenient and fun."

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See It Here First - CheckSavvy's Face to Face

Hilo, Hawai`i, 08-09-2012 - Local hi-tech firm CheckSavvy, Inc. provided a sneak preview of their Face-to-Face App for online and offline payments. Founder, Alan Rudo stated merchants simply scan the QR code displayed on your phone. "It's like shaking hands, but no card numbers are exchanged. Sensitive data is exchanged behind the scenes over secure servers. It's fast, it's safe and it's actually fun."

Rudo also explained that CheckSavvy customers can sign up merchants and vice versa. "We're positioning this to go viral," he stated. "We also worked it backwards to provide a shopping cart version to speed up the online checkout process," Rudo added. He stated Face-to-Face has to be perfected in Hawai`i before releasing in the app store.

Go Square-Less and forget the Square. http://checksavvy.com

Go Square-Less and forget the Square. http://checksavvy.com: Go Square-Less and forget the Square. http://checksavvy.com

Hawaii Firm Launches First QR Code-Based Debit Card in Beta

Keauhou, Hawai`i, 08-06-2012 – Local hi-tech firm CheckSavvy, Inc. introduced the Aloha One Card, the first known QR code-based debit card as part of their mobile security platform at TechConKona this past Thursday.

“It’s the first of its kind,” claims Alan Rudo, Founder and CEO of the Hawaii-based hi-tech company. Rudo demoed the card in combination with their CheckSavvy Alerts App for providing cardholders payment alerts over the smart phone.

“We’re not aware of anyone else doing mobile security like this,” stated Rudo.

The Aloha One Card features a QR code that prompts a smart phone call to verify purchases. “This allows merchants to accept payment cards anywhere using only a smart phone,” Rudo said. “All transactions are verified so merchants should receive the lowest payment tier and save serious money.”

Rudo further demonstrated the CheckSavvy Alerts mobile App for iPhone, iPad and Android devices due out this Fall. The app features payment security and mobile discounts on local entertainment, activities, dining, shopping and events. “It’s not only about security, it’s about fun & entertainment too,” said Rudo. He went on to explain, “We’re only accepting beta users but we are shooting for it go public before the Holiday season.”

CheckSavvy, Inc. is a Hawaii-based hi-tech firm offering mobile payment security and mobile discounts for cardholders and merchants.

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CheckSavvy's hopes of fundraising to thousands of accredited investors on wefunder requires CheckSavvy to first obtain a following of 20 potential investors. The greater the following of CheckSavvy at http://checksavy.wefunder.com the greater the chances of becoming a wefunder featured business.

Wefunder, featured on Forbes, CNN Money and Bloomberg BusinessWeek, is unique in maintaining a pool of accredited investors to fund business start-ups until the SEC adopts new rules. While Obama signed the Crowdfunding bill earlier in the year, it is still illegal under SEC rules for start-up businesses to fund non-accredited investors without strict disclosure and reporting requirements. The SEC is expected to revise their rules later this fall inline to with the earlier legislation.

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