Remember Google's April Fool's joke this year.. the GMail Paper one?
Well, a Web service by the name eSnailer's out to make the joke a reality!
Bringing back snail mail!
eSnailer actually(!?!) prints, envelopes, stamps, and mails actual dead-tree letters free of charge within 24 hours. You enter the recipient's mailing information, your return address and compose your letter using a rich text editor and send it off all at eSnailer. As u can see in their ad...
There is a catch though: eSnailer forces (yes, forces) you to "sign up" for a special offer, using the information entered in the return address. Your call on whether or not the extra "special offer"/junk mail's worth it. So, eSnailer, supported by ads, asks you to accept one of their free offers after you write your letter. In thier words "This is at no cost or hassle to you and takes truly no time."
Don't believe me! You better do....
Have a nice day.. and keep posting.
Well, a Web service by the name eSnailer's out to make the joke a reality!
Bringing back snail mail!
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eSnailer actually(!?!) prints, envelopes, stamps, and mails actual dead-tree letters free of charge within 24 hours. You enter the recipient's mailing information, your return address and compose your letter using a rich text editor and send it off all at eSnailer. As u can see in their ad...
There is a catch though: eSnailer forces (yes, forces) you to "sign up" for a special offer, using the information entered in the return address. Your call on whether or not the extra "special offer"/junk mail's worth it. So, eSnailer, supported by ads, asks you to accept one of their free offers after you write your letter. In thier words "This is at no cost or hassle to you and takes truly no time."
Don't believe me! You better do....
Have a nice day.. and keep posting.
had misd this interesting tidbit 
