Who’s Behind all this?
About Me
The author of Webfloss.com, Amy Lynn, has always been skeptical and a little paranoid. She strongly believes that things are never as good as they seem online, but has learned, that sometimes, things can be as good as they seem, it just takes some serious research to differentiate between good and bad sites online. To help you out with finding the “good”, she’s done all the leg work and has brought all her findings collectively to Webfloss.com, for you. Amy Lynn wants you to be a reader of Webfloss.com, not just a one-time visitor. She believes that no one will return to a site that led them wrong, so she’s leading you right.
Amy Lynn is the “go to girl” for making extra cash online. She believes that the legit online survey companies have developed a bad reputation from the flood of scams that infested this industry and wants to set the record straight for you. She even has the photos to prove it! Also, while you are here, Amy Lynn offers you great deals (over 70% off), printable retail and restaurant coupons, along with ways to save you money. These deals are handpicked, with your personal and financial safety, being a top concern.
Amy Lynn is a Mother of two “tweenage girls”, a wife and frugal live-er, not just lover. Her interests include: DIY, gaming, gardening, cooking and using her creativity wherever possible.
Contact Amy Lynn, author of Webfloss.com
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Web and Graphic Design
Amy Lynn has an Associates Degree in Internet Technologies, a certificate in Business Administration w/ Marketing and many miscellaneous credits related to both. She has been a freelance web designer for over 10 years.
Most notable site by Amy Lynn: Survived Katrina
Survived Katrina was a dual-site that was started on the brink of the aftermath of the 2005 Katrina hurricane as a forum and by the next day , it was a separate registered domain. The goal of Survived Katrina was to reconnect victims and families. The end result was a huge outpouring of “virtual volunteers”, organized and recruited solely by Amy Lynn, who personally helped hundreds and hundreds of families reconnect, find shelter and goods, and offer support for the families searching for loved ones. Survived Katrina was featured on CNN.com, MSNBC, as well as many, many other notable sites and also resulted in many interviews, most prominent being Salon.com.
(“Connected Giving” – 2005 article Salon.com)…Gurwitz herself searched Craigslist to make contact with a group in need before rallying her donors; the most cyber-savvy volunteers are creating blogs and Web sites designed to gather donation specifics into one place, or even to match donors to needs. Amy Lynn Cook, 25, of Raleigh, N.C., a stay-at-home mom of two and freelance Web designer, initially created SurvivedKatrina.net as an information hub for survivors; she recruited volunteers on Craigslist to help her run the site. Now, one of the most active parts of the site is the forum for information about donating goods from tarpaulins to plus-size clothing to school supplies.
Survived Katrina received over 3,000 page views per hour in its peak and was one of the central sites for helping victims and their families. Amy Lynn describes Survived Katrina as “the most humbling project” the she has ever completed.
