

PHILADELPHIA--([ BUSINESS WIRE ])--Moggle, Inc. (OTCBB: MMOG) today announced that senior management will attend the Game Developers Conference to be held from February 28 a" March 4th. The conference will take place at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA.
"This pre-approval and parental control, provides a safe mechanism for children to purchase virtual goods and other gaming options and eliminates the possibility of friendly fraud from the transaction."
Moggle will be demonstrating the use of their Virtual PiggyTM technology that allows merchants to sell to the credit card-less generation - and in particular to the U13s - in a COPPA compliant manner.
"There has been recent press about children using their parentsa™ credit cards without their permission to make unauthorized purchases of virtual goods. Virtual Piggy is the first technology that provides a mechanism for the parents to pre-approve their childa™s transactions." said Catherine Williams, VP Sales and Marketing at Moggle. "This pre-approval and parental control, provides a safe mechanism for children to purchase virtual goods and other gaming options and eliminates the possibility of friendly fraud from the transaction."
For more information about Mogglea™s Virtual Piggy and technology platforms, please visit the Companya™s website at [ http://www.virtualpiggy.com ].
About Moggle, Inc.
Moggle, Inc. delivers a technology platform designed for the management of the Under 18 age group in the global online market. The Moggle technology enables online businesses to function in a manner consistent with the Childrena™s Online Privacy Protection Act (aCOPPAa) and similar international childrena™s privacy laws. Moggle technology enables the Under 18 audience to play, transact and socialize in a secure online environment guided by parental permission, oversight and control. Mogglea™s first two patent-pending products are Virtual Piggy and Parent Matcha".
For more information about Moggle, please visit the Companya™s website at: [ http://www.virtualpiggy.com ]
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