@snekse: @mikehostetler TimeBridge is pretty good.

@megansoto: @mikehostetler TimeBridge works great for that – supports group scheduling, timezones and even supplies conferencing if needed.

@DediKatedVA: @MeshugAvI Good afternoon! I use Timebridge (www.timebridge.com), works great for scheduling multiple people. Let me know if you have Qs!

@bdistel: @msuster Check out timebridge.com. Teams done a great job so far

@epic9x: @Tunglerocks @TimeBridge a nice feature for both of you would be the ability to give a URL + a password to avoid a 'confirmation' step

@megansoto: @bfeld Try @TimeBridge! Great tool that includes easy scheduling, phone/web conferencing, meeting follow-up, personal link, meetwith.me, etc

@gahlord: Timebridge can keep their starbucks. Nice try though.

@andytraub: @kirkaanderson Was checking out @timebridge - PHone conferencing built in is nice, web page is kinda hard to navigate, love the SMS feature!

@edmondteste: @TimeBridge it's a great tool, however having time in 24hr format instead of limiting it to am/pm would be great

@ChandraQ: Timebridge is a great tool for organising meetings, try it now, check out my availability http://meetwith.me/chandraquarmby

@DrWatsonius: @Glinner timebridge.com is quite good if you're trying to organise a meet-up, and it's pretty simple for the attendees to use.

@mdieterle: Looking @TimeBridge. Great concept for planning & conducting meetings. Linking multiple calendars would be killer feature http://ow.ly/WZUy