Did you know Amver is on Facebook? If you haven't connected with us consider adding us as your friend.
You can connect with us here. We use Facebook to recruit new vessels, connect with the shipping community and to share Amver stories with our friends. It's amazing how many shipping people and groups there are on Facebook and we hope to connect with as many of you as possible.
What social networking sites do you use? Can you access social sites while underway?
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