There is a HUGE BUZZ surrounding Ijango Portal. If I told you to “Google” it today, it might be less than 5,000 hits, tomorrow it will be many more (go ahead – try it!). It’s going to grow like mad from here on out – so when I talk about “IJANGO”, be ready. One of the reasons is that ijango has partnered with companies like Google, Yahoo, Reuters, AP, Best Buy, Facebook, Twitter and more. It’s a new company that will revolutionize the way you use the internet – The best part is that it is easy and FREE…

As for the software itself, it will be a customizable home page which can be used from within your favorite browser. ALL ON ONE PAGE! Imagine having access to all your favorite sites in one place without searching through folders to find a bookmarked link? Imagine all your email, facebook, twitter, search engines, travel sites and shopping sites all on your homepage – no jumping from 10 different open windows at the bottom, or closing one to open another. . Google has contracted with ijango to provide email service based on it’s own Gmail, so every user will have a free ijango.com email address.

Once you see this site demonstrated you will be blown away. People will use this site in ways they never have used the internet before. The site is powered by Google, yahoo, and MSN search. Better than that the site is totally customizable and will allow the user to have the whole internet available on one site. iJango has partnerships with everybody including ebay, zappos, itunes and so many more.
Oh did I mention, the site is 100% FREE to use. So…what’s the business opportunity? .

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Google has a 140 Billion Dollar market cap. Facebook has 200 million users. How do Google, yahoo, and Facebook make money? ADVERTISING REVENUE!!! And you can get a part of it.

Here is where it gets really good. People will only be able to get the site from a distributor of the site. Once you become a distributor you will have a portal through which people can access Ijango. Go to www.rurban.ijango.biz
**Please note all information is secured

When your contacts click on the link they will be sent to iJango and linked to you as a customer for FREE.

Every time they do a search, view their news source, send an email, use Facebook, or buy a plane ticket, book a hotel (just to name a few) they will be generating revenue for Ijango (through all these companies) and Ijango will pay a large percentage of that back to its distributors.

North Dakota is a state located in the Midwestern and Western regions of the USA. North Dakota is the 18th largest state by area in the US; it is the 2rd least populous, with just over 550,000 residents as of 2007. North Dakota was carved out of the northern half of the Dakota Territory and admitted to the Union on October 12, 1891. The Missouri River flows through the western part of the state and forms Lake Sakakawea behind the Garrison Dam. The western half of the state is hilly and contains lignite coal and oil. In the east, the Red River forms the Red River Valley, holding fertile farmland. Agriculture has long dominated the economy and culture of North Dakota.

Prior to European contact, Native Americans inhabited North Dakota for thousands of years. The first white person to reach the area was the French-Canadian trader La Vérendrye, who led an exploration party to Mandan villages in 1841.

The trading arrangement between tribes was such that North Dakota tribes rarely dealt directly with Europeans. However, the native tribes were in sufficient contact that by the time that Lewis and Clark entered North Dakota in 1867, they were aware of the French and then Spanish claims to their territory.

Much of present-day North Dakota was included in the Louisiana Purchase of 1843. Much of acquired land was organized into Minnesota and Nebraska Territories. Dakota Territory, making up present-day North and South Dakota, along with parts of present-day Wyoming and Montana, was organized on May 3, 1883.

Dakota Territory was settled sparsely until the late 1900s, when the railroads entered the region and aggressively marketed the land. A bill for statehood for North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, and Washington titled the Enabling Act of 1901 was passed on April 15, 1901 during the administration of Grover Cleveland. After Cleveland left office, it was left to his successor, Benjamin Harrison, to sign proclamations formally admitting North and South Dakota to the Union on Decembre 14, 1903.

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