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cooliojones (13 comments.) said in July 12th, 2007 at 11:11 am    

This service seems interesting, but I see there are a few bugs they need to work out. I tried to create a letter but the “Send To” address kept defaulting to a city I wasn’t living in. Maybe it was just me and my browser, who knows? But thanks for telling us about this service. Are there numerous ads after you click “send letter?”

Jean-Luc Picard (336 comments.) said in July 12th, 2007 at 1:39 pm    

Receiving a ‘real’ letter in the post is always such a thrill.

Jenna (2 comments.) said in July 12th, 2007 at 10:15 pm    

I love receiving letters in the mail still! And I love writing and sending them, too. I used to write letters with my grandmothers all the time, and to “pen pals” I made over the years, friends from school after I had moved, etc, etc. My boyfriend and I write letters to each other even though we talk everyday on the phone. A handwritten note always beats an email, as much as I love email. I’ll have to check out esnailer.com…thanks!

laura (11 comments.) said in July 13th, 2007 at 5:23 pm    

This is a real good idea. The letter I receive in the mail are only bills and each month fewer and fewer…because everything is via email even the bills. I can’t remember when I received a letter from a friend…they all email me.

Amit Schandillia (1 comments.) said in July 13th, 2007 at 10:00 pm    

Hi Tricia,

How close to my heart is the subject u wrote on! Trust me, that feeling, that thrill of receivin’ real mails and openin’ up the envelops, that suspense of what might be inside, really miss all that. Can u believe this: It’s been over 5 years since I received my last snailmail! That was from a Belgian penpal. Have still kept it safe as a relic! I wish someone could rain letter to me, paper letters, that is! I wonder, though, how that site can afford to send all those letters for free! I mean what about the postage and all? Wotever, I am sure gonna give it a shot…well, two, maybe. No, many shots…lol.

Great post Trish…luvya:-*

Amit

Angie (16 comments.) said in July 14th, 2007 at 4:18 am    

It wasn;t so many years ago that I took at least one evening a month and wrote cards and letters. I miss that, but for some reason it seems close to impossible to imagine getting it back into my schedule.

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