Cyber Space is fast developing into a
main stream communication media for the current generation. There are
many who may not read print news papers but doesn't miss to visit Cyber
Space either to read their e-mails or browse through their social
networking sites or simply make a Google search for interesting things.
This website is meant to offer a
platform for such notices FREE or at a very nominal cost. Additionally this
service comes with the most important CEAC certification of the
published notice which would be an admissible evidence in a Court of Law
in India.
How To Use:
A Copy of the notice which may be
in text format or in image format is sent to the administrator for
approval along with the period for which the notice is to be
displayed.
(See sample template here)
On approval, an invoice would be
sent to the applicant for priced services. The amount shall then be remitted as per the
invoice terms.
A certificate issued by CEAC
TM (www.ceac.in)
would be provided at the end of the display period where applicable. On request, an
interim report may also be issued at an additional price as may be
applicable. CEAC certification is a process of certification geared
to meet the requirements of admissibility in Indian Courts as per
Indian Evidence Act.
Pre registered agencies would be
provided with credit terms and a commission on the advertising
revenue. Accredited ad agencies may use this facility to offer the
Cyber Notice service to their clients.
Each notice would appear in a
separate web page with the page title containing the key words
relevant to the notice. This will enable search engines to pick up
the page to increase its visibility in cyber space.
At the discretion of the
publisher, hyperlinks may be placed from the home page of this site
to the latest ads registered. Notices registered as Premium Notices
will always carry hyperlink from the home page upto a period of 4
weeks.
Where necessary, the
actual content can be held confidential and only a "Call Out
Notice" can be published to get the response from the intended
recipient. After due verification of a response the notice may
be delivered to him.
