1:Face Watch Indiegogo Nears End At 12 Times Original Goal
November 19, 2012The 1:Face watch offers consumers the chance to support a range of causes and is set to close out its near two month campaign with a surplus of $275,000.
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The 1:Face watch offers consumers the chance to support a range of causes and is set to close out its near two month campaign with a surplus of $275,000.
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