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SPOOFEM.COM Appoints New Board Member, Charles R. Anderson II

^{Published on 2009-12-21 07:30:12 - Market Wire}
 

ATLANTA, GA--(Marketwire - December 21, 2009) - Chairman of Board and Founder of SPOOFEM.COM (PINKSHEETS: [ SPOF ]) Gregory Evans announced today that SPOOFEM.COM has appointed Charles R. Anderson II to the new Board of Directors, effective immediately.

"SPOOFEM.COM is a leading presence in the spoofing service industry, and I am more than honored to be a part of such a consummate organization," says Anderson. "I look forward to working with Mr. Gregory Evans and SPOOFEM.COM's board, and supporting SPOOFEM.COM's mission of providing superior service."

Anderson is the President and Founder of I-Tech Management Systems, LLC. He founded I-Tech in 2008 in Washington, DC as a government contracting company, offering consultation in project and program management, business development and IT field technician services.

"I am confident that with Mr. Anderson's experience and strong management background he will help build the strong foundation SPOOFEM.COM will need to go to the next level in 2010," says Evans.

Anderson has been in management for 13 years, starting as the Manager of Operations for telecommunications company Conference America, Inc. in 1997. After completing his Master's degree in Organizational Communication & Management in 2004, Anderson began working for Lockheed Martin Corporation where he began working on various classified government contracts. He holds a Top Secret Clearance with polygraph.

For more information regarding SPOOFEM.COM's new board member, Charles R. Anderson II, and for additional information about SPOOFEM.COM, please visit the investor relations sections at [ www.SPOOFEM.com ].

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