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Entrustet, which allows people to make last wishes for their digital assets, was featured on DotWeekly, a blog about domain names.  From the link:

This really is a slick service and it is free! This type of service is very important to domain name investors! With domain parking accounts, registrar accounts, affiliate accounts, Paypal, Escrow, Sedo, Afternic and many more! Entrustet has been featured on TechCrunch.com, Mashable.com, BBC, LifeHacker.com and many many more! Here is a link to press coverage and some video.

Don’t think people die that often with digital assets? Entrustet did an in-depth study using Facebook data and it’s users, along with several other stats and has put a number on how many US Facebook members will die this year. 385,968 people! See the study and data to back it up here.

Capital Entrepreneurs member Entrustet was featured in Forbes in an article called How To Pass On Digital Assets When You’re Gone.  From the link:

One way to make a difficult situation easier on your loved ones is to use the services of a company like Entrustet that allows your executor to take control of your digital assets or, if you prefer, to delete them.

Nobody relishes the prospect of dealing with a matter like this. That said, dealing with it while you can is a small price for the ability to share important pieces of your life after you’re gone.

Capital Entrepreneurs member company Entrustet launched new features yesterday and come out of public beta.  From their release on Marketwire:

Entrustet (www.entrustet.com) today announces its services that securely and legally enable users to delete or designate heirs for digital assets (including email, Facebook, Flickr, LinkedIn, PayPal and more), with new features to further help users protect and pass on personal information after death. Entrustet is the first to offer a complete solution for individuals, lawyers and companies to ensure that these accounts are transferred or deleted according to customers’ wishes.