Do I need an invitation for Press Release Point?
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Hey everyone, I went to this page http://www.pressreleasepoint.com/submit-press-release on Press Release Point and it said
"Sorry, new user registration by invitation only."
Does anyone know a way around it, or how I can get an invitation?
Thanks
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Thanks I saw that a little after I posted lol.
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Hi Stephanie,
There is a link there
First Time Users Click Here to Submit Press Release & Apply for New User Account
Submit First Press Release & Request New User Account Invitation
Cheers Dmitriy
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