You've Been Left Behind Dot Com

ROFLMAO. This is just funny to me in so many ways. 3 of 5? Now that's faith in their employees! lol
A new Web site is offering a miraculous service — e-mails sent to loved ones left behind on Earth after you've been swept up to heaven in the Rapture.

YouveBeenLeftBehind.com promises to alert up to 62 people exactly six days after the event that, according to the Bible, signals the beginning of Armageddon, Wired magazine's Threat Level reports.

"You've Been Left Behind gives you one last opportunity to reach your lost family and friends for Christ," the site promoting the service says.

Final e-mails from vanished subscribers will be triggered when three of the site's five Christian staffers fail to log in for six days in a row.

• Click here to visit YouveBeenLeftBehind.com.

The site, the brainchild of Mark Heard, charges $40 a year for the service, which also includes 150 megabytes of encrypted storage space, recommended for financial information, Threat Level reports.

"In the encrypted portion of your account you can give them access to your banking, brokerage, hidden valuables and powers of attorneys," the site says.

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According to Christian theology, after the Rapture, Satan will rule a global government that will torment doubters with seven years of Tribulation.

Heard told Threat Level that he already has paying subscribers.

BTM that is very funny. It reminds me of an e-mail service I use to send notes to myself. I tell myself all about what is going on and ask myself questions about how I should be handling the situation, and then ask myself to reflect on my performance during the year. I then post date for a year away to be sent to me.

I did this before Katrina, and told myself "I hope this finds you well, and you have survived the hurricane season intact, but I fear this is the year Grandmother spoke of. Time will tell - I hope you are prepared. Remember if you lose material things all that matters is love, emotional well being, and health" I also put in the letter that I had a very bad feeling about Mary (mother-in-law). I felt she would not make it through the year even though she was well (she died two weeks before the hurricane of a brain aneurysm). Well I forgot all about it and received it around 4 months after the hurricane and boy was I shocked.

This service is free, and it is a great way to keep notes, intuitions, and any thoughts you would like to preserve. You could keep a journal, but how many of us go back and read it? This way it pops up in your e-mail and hits you in the face!

http://futureme.org/

Wow, that is very cool! I am going to try it out. That's wild about your Katrina year notes. I think for some reason Katrina was a cardinal sign, like the floodgates have now been opened and there's no turning back.