Dumb dot Com Now Offers Hundreds of Anonymous Confessions for Visitors to Read

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Impulse Communications, Inc. announces the addition of a Confessions section to its website at Dumb.com, where people can read secret confessions that were posted anonymously online by people wanting to get something off their chest.

Beaverton, OR - February 6, 2012 - (PressReleasePoint) -  Hear about relationship problems, greed, school issues, envy, friendship troubles, eating disorders, money problems, crimes,
parent problems, lust, depression, cheating on tests, cheating on girlfriends, and more.

These confessions were chosen as the most interesting from over 25,000 submissions to several different Confessions sites, and then added to Dumb.com.  Because Dumb.com is a child safe site, any R-rated content has been removed. New confessions will be frequently added, but no user submissions of confessions are allowed at Dumb.com, so that it does not get filled with the boring confessions / fake confessions / spammy confessions that are a big problem on most other confession sites.

Dumb.com already offers many types of free entertainment such as video games, jokes, music videos, insults, funny photos, and dumb videos, but with the addition of Confessions it gives Dumb.com a treasure trove of unique content that most other entertainment sites don't have.

About Impulse Communications:
Impulse Communications, Inc. is a 17 year-old Internet company that owns and operates over 250 websites such as CheapFlowers.com, Dumb.com,WatchMovies.com, Adoptme.com, SantaBot.com, Indexed.com,and Fairies.com. It also owns a portfolio of over 5000 domain names, as listed at NameShopping.com.

Some interesting facts about the company include:
* Bought retail florist 3000 miles away without ever visiting it or having
any retail or floral experience.
* Invented a stuffed animal that was sold in toy stores.
* Attempted to go public by doing a reverse merger.
* At one point the owner had over 15 people working for him, but never met
any of them or talked to them by phone.
* Sold Bored.com and a network of related sites for for $4.5 million
* Sold a portfolio of 4000 domains for $1.3 million.