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There's a bunch of these services out there, but here's a couple that may be interesting: http://www.postful.com/ http://www.postful.com/ http://www.l-mail.com
by ryanwaggoner 17y ago
There's a bunch of these services out there, but here's a couple that may be interesting:
http://www.postful.com/ http://www.postful.com/
http://www.l-mail.com/ http://www.l-mail.com/
Both look pretty clean and offer various capabilities to send lots of letters more efficiently, including an API.
- JeremyStein 17y agoI use ezgram.com. Same idea, same price.
- mrduncan 17y agoCompared to Dustin's though, both of those hurt my eyes to look at. This reminds me of Posterous, blogging is a crowded market but they differentiated themselves by being beautiful and dead simple. Competitors are good, it just proves that there's a market for a service like this.
- ryanwaggoner 17y agoPretty much everything hurts my eyes compared to Dustin's work :) In all seriousness, I thought Postful looked pretty good.
- diN0bot 17y agobeauty and pain are in the eye of the beholder...
- techiferous 17y agoUp to a point... http://www.angelfire.com/super/badwebs/ http://www.angelfire.com/super/badwebs/ (warning: autoplay music)
- goodkarma 17y agoI love the idea of a printed letter API (like what postful.com has) as a solution to send automated letters to people. First one that comes to mind is to send a letter to someone if they do a chargeback or their credit card was declined. I look forward to implementing something like this!
- jsdalton 17y agoAnother one: http://www.postalmethods.com/ http://www.postalmethods.com/ I remember looking at these a while back, and I believe Postal Methods is more robust than either of the two you mentioned (and pretty cheap too).