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21.co: Replace your public email with an inbox that pays you
- Faint 9y agoThis is the future of email.
- RexetBlell 9y agoI used this service a few weeks ago to get a response from a VC that I wanted to contact, and it worked great! The cool thing is that you pay only if you get a response.
- jwilk 9y agoCan't tell if it's a joke or not.
- scandox 9y agoIt's no joke. I've seen a variant of this (or perhaps this) before. It's paid access of the crudest kind and to be honest it seems to me that it is designed to fleece people who are borderline mentally ill. I know from experience that a lot of people suffering from mania fixate on contacting specific individuals about: business ideas, a book they're writing, a spiritual/religious idea that needs championing... I think they would be avid users at this price point.
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- jnbiche 9y agoI have long thought email should go in this direction. We only need to ask just a few pennies per message to eliminate spam completely. Also, by setting a highish fee per email, it's a good way for busy people to filter out all but the most serious inquiries. Glad to see someone is doing it.
- silverfrost 9y agoThe website seems very light on information about its own service
- seanlinehan 9y agoDoes anybody know what happened with 21's vision of an embeddable mining chip? https://medium.com/@21/a-bitcoin-miner-in-every-device-and-in-every-hand-e315b40f2821 https://medium.com/@21/a-bitcoin-miner-in-every-device-and-i...
- micael_dias 9y agoBeen a member for a few months and got 2 "emails" for $1 and $0.01. don't get your expectations up if you're a developer.
- madamelic 9y agoThis seems rather useless if I am not given an email address so recruiters have to pay to say dumb things to me.