AMBER Alerts on my Cell Phone

Posted Nov 03, 2009 by wesellforu / comments 0 comments / Print / Font Size Decrease font size Increase font size

Its heart breaking to hear that a child is missing, and to think of what the parents are going through is overwhelming. While most people know what an AMBER Alert is many times people are not even aware there is an AMBER Alert until the situation is over.

With today’s modern technology it is easier than ever to be notified the second an AMBER Alert is issued in your area. Please take the steps below to sign up for AMBER Alerts. These alerts will be delivered directly to your cell phone in the form of a text message. This is a free message through the partnership with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and cell phone companies. It only takes a few minutes and you could save a life!

Instructions Things You'll Need:
  • Internet
  • Cellphone capable of recieving text messages

Step 1

First you must go to Wireless Amber Alerts.

Step 2

From here you will submit your wireless phone number and press submit.

Step 3

Accept the terms and conditions of the AMBER Alerts Program and press Accept.

Step 4

Now press Complete Subscription.

Step 5

Now specify the area’s you would like to receive AMBER Alerts for, remember you can enter up to 5 different zip codes. Since most AMBER Alerts are issued statewide usually one will work great and most cities will send the alert to all zip codes within that city.

Step 6

Now you will need to create a password for your account.

Step 7

Your cell phone will receive a text message confirming you have been set up to receive AMBER Alerts. Now you will be notified any time there is an AMBER Alert in any of your selected zip codes. You will also receive a text message once the AMBER Alert is cancelled.

Tips & Warnings
  • All messages sent to your cell phone for AMBER Alerts are free of charge.
  • If you have information about a missing child please contact your local law enforcement, never attempt to make contact with the individuals. This not only puts you in harm, it could make it impossible for officials to react in a timely manner and save the child. Not to mention it tips off the possible suspect and gives them time to relocate the missing child.
  • Your contact information or phone number will not be shared or distributed to third parties.
Resources

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