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I used them for 2-3 years, and wouldn't say I ever had any problems, but left after they upped prices with little advance notice. Especially when you're only s
by hannibalhorn 13y ago
I used them for 2-3 years, and wouldn't say I ever had any problems, but left after they upped prices with little advance notice. Especially when you're only stateside once a year or so, it becomes tricky to change providers. There are several similar services these days and some of the smaller players can be a better fit, depending on your mail volume and exact needs as far as scanning and forward shipping. I've been pretty happy with virtualpostmail the past few years now.
- rb2k_ 13y agoAre there any that are more targeted towards low volume "regular" consumers? (aka: cheaper)
- martianpenguin 13y agoI use postscanmail, which has $10/mth plans. It works well and any issues I've had have been resolved. I had an issue with postcards not scanning properly due to the envelope=letter, but they eventually got them scanned. The other issue is that it can take an extra couple days for things to happen, so I wouldn't use it with time sensitive things. I'd like to hear if anyone using the other services have better experiences with how long it takes to open/scan mail when it's received.
- Anderkent 13y ago@martianpenguin, your comments are dead. Only a small subset of users can see them. You can reach out to pg@ to request an unban (http://www.andrewkkirk.com/2012/12/how-unbanned-from-hacker-news/ http://www.andrewkkirk.com/2012/12/how-unbanned-from-hacker-...). Hopefully enough traffic will make hn reconsider this policy.
- hannibalhorn 13y agoI would say virtualpostmail - the starter plan is $5/month. I'm pretty low volume - I really only receive replacement credit cards when the old ones expire, plus the all important IRS correspondance (why I can't communicate with them 100% electronically baffles me!)