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Online tool to send anyone a real letter

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Re: Online tool to send anyone a real letter

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Standing in the cold for hour? A tip for those who have been quarantined for the last year and half: your local drugstore probably sells stamps; it will also sell envelopes and paper. I'm fairly sure that one of the last times I bought stamps it was at a CVS drugstore.

Not to be harsh, but I don't see the need for this service.

Re: Online tool to send anyone a real letter

#6
post #5

Standing in the cold for hour? A tip for those who have been quarantined for the last year and half: your local drugstore probably sells stamps; it will also sell envelopes and paper. I'm fairly sure that one of the last times I bought stamps it was at a CVS drugstore. Not to be harsh, but I don't see the need for this service.

They're a direct mail marketing service and seemingly doing pretty well with it tbh. I guess there's still a lot of people sending mail!

Re: Online tool to send anyone a real letter

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post #5

Standing in the cold for hour? A tip for those who have been quarantined for the last year and half: your local drugstore probably sells stamps; it will also sell envelopes and paper. I'm fairly sure that one of the last times I bought stamps it was at a CVS drugstore. Not to be harsh, but I don't see the need for this service.

I see you point. Maybe, if you're an able bodied person sending one letter, then this service might not be your cup of coffee. Fair.

But if you need a solution for bulk mail and want to send mail just like you would email- with a few click- then Postalytics might be the right service for you.

I think their users are primarily SMBs in Real Estate, Insurance and Education industries.