MasterWish, Gift Lists Made Easy
November 22, 2005
The holiday season is here again. Time to make lists of what you want from friends and family for holidays. In the past this had always been difficult for me. How could I tell people what I wanted without getting duplicates? How could I avoid telling someone about something priced to high? How can I be sure they get my sizes correct?
Well, a group of friends and I decided to solve all these problems and more by creating MasterWish.com. This free service should make it really easy to get what you want this holiday season and beyond.
Once you have a bunch of items you can organize them into lists. I have lists for music, videos, kitchen toys, and more, but the great thing is items can belong to more than one list. My birthday is coming up so I created a birthday list and added items from all my categories to it. It’s that easy.
The other big difference with MasterWish is you can control who sees your wish lists. You can create a wish list of what you want from friends and one for family and control who can see them.
There is much more to MasterWish than I have mentioned here, but the best way to learn more is to sign up for an account! It’s free (and will always be free) and I think it’s pretty cool.
MasterWish is a web 2.0 application, and most likely will always remain in beta. Also as part of the we’re still working on improving and streamlining the site. If you have any suggestions please leave them at the Bugs & Suggestions link. We’ll do our best to implement everyone’s suggestions.
I hope you enjoy the site, Make lots of suggestions, and get everything you wish for.
Don’t take my word for it, go sign up now, it’s free and always will be. Heck, if you like it, tell your friends!
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