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And refrigerators will never replace the icebox. "Planning on dying soon"? What if you are in an accidents? I'd say it's being responsible and being prepared.

by bprater 18y ago

And refrigerators will never replace the icebox. "Planning on dying soon"? What if you are in an accidents? I'd say it's being responsible and being prepared. Like having a will. You've never thought that you'd like to send out an email or two on your passing? I have. If I croak, I need someone in my family to take over running my business, but I certainly don't need them to be looking through my books right now.

alecst 18y ago
"Planning on dying soon"? What if you are in an accidents? Well, what if? This service is for people who are dying within the foreseeable future, as noted by their pricing/opinions column -- not for the casual consumer who is looking for something "just in case." What can be accomplished with this service that can't be accomplished by having a will? Arguably having an official will is better, and not to mention free. And would you really have your family members receive an email from you postmortem? I'm still not exactly sure what you meant by your last statement.