Cell Phone Warns Parents of Instant Messaging Conversations with Online Sex Offenders.

BETHPAGE, N.Y. -- SearchHelp, Inc., (OTCBB: SHLP), maker of parental control software, has enhanced the instant notification features of its filtering and blocking product, Sentry At Home(TM). The web-based program includes features to notify parents immediately if their children are instant messaging or in a chat room talking with a potential online sex offender. Parents receive instant text messages through their cell phone as well as an instant email to their inbox, anytime the child is being asked personal questions, or certain keywords or phrases are used by either party. The instant text messaging feature works with any cell phone provider and is simple to set up.

"Predators are everywhere on the Net as reported on NBC's Dateline, The Today Show, The Oprah Winfrey Show and many others," said Joseph Carrizzo, president of SearchHelp. "Parents may not be fully aware of the methods used by internet predators. They are lurking in chat rooms and sending unsolicited messages directly to the kids. Even the best intentioned kids are subject to being approached. They aren't just instant messaging or chatting with one person, but today's kids are chatting with multiple people at the same time."

Online sex offenders seek out children by posing as other children and use a variety of strategies to gain a child's confidence, all so that they can meet that child in person. "Sentry At Home makes it easy for parents to know what their kids are doing online and with whom they are communicating," continued Carrizzo. Sentry At Home chat and instant messaging features are so advanced that they report back to the parent within seconds of the violations occurring, in real-time. In addition, if the child is chatting or instant messaging with multiple people, Sentry At Home has the technology to report and log each conversation as it occurs."

"Most parents are turning a blind eye when it comes to their children on the Internet", said Bill Bozsnyak, CEO of SearchHelp. "It's hard to understand, with all the local and national coverage of this epidemic, how parents are slow to come around to notice that protecting their children online and keeping them safe from online sexual predators, needs to be addressed not only at home, but by our Government. SearchHelp will continue to push technology to its limits to ensure that parents know what their children are doing online and with whom they are talking with in these chat rooms as it occurs and not after the fact. It has to be Real-Time Online Protection and nothing less", said Bozsnyak."

Sentry At Home and all other SearchHelp parental control software products are available at selected retailers and www.searchhelp.com.

About SearchHelp, Inc.

SearchHelp, Inc. markets and develops consumer products and software services oriented toward improving family safety and well-being. The company sells two proprietary software products which enable parents to monitor and regulate, both in home, and remotely, their child's computer activity through timely notification via email, cell phone alerts and email reports. Additionally, SHLP markets a line of consumer imaging products utilizing new and emerging technology through its wholly owned subsidiary E-Top-Pics.

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