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You are right in that contacting people was easier via the postal service that via the Internet. BTW, my intent was not to discourage sendwrite.com, but to see
by grok2 15y ago
You are right in that contacting people was easier via the postal service that via the Internet.
BTW, my intent was not to discourage sendwrite.com, but to see if any lesson can be learned from the earlier attempts and avoid those issues. One of the issues I can see is charging small amounts (micro-transactions) for occasional use...it seems like it would be hard to make money that way. But I can see them doing well if they provide choices of stationery, providing a hard-written service, etc for a monthly subscription for people who do have a constant need for such services.
- alexholehouse 15y agoYeah totally, I'd say people would almost welcome a subscription service - invariably this kind of thing is something you "should" do, and SendWrite just makes that easier. A subscription might make people use it more, as it adds a financial incentive to "get your money's worth", like paying for a gym is often the incentive people need to actually make them go.