Infraprint

This appears a MVP, I think it looks quite nice at this stage and it seems to be an easy API to utilize. So the product side looks great for a MVP, if you are lacking anything at…

This is one of those services that makes me sit down and think: "what can I build on top of this?", kind of like how patio11 said he wrote down everything he could think of to…

Interesting! I can imagine some really cool uses, especially if it could do "Hallmark" style thank you cards. Otherwise, bulk mailer type letters seems like the first (and…

I would definitely use such a service but $2 per letter is pretty steep, considering USPS will do direct mailings for cents.

I would use this service, but the 10 millibit limit might be quite restrictive. At two bucks a letter, that is going to cost me $1,400 to send an ASCII character.

I would feel more comfortable using a service like this if there were some sort of "About" page, describing who's running the show and why we should trust you. (Maybe there is,…

Totally agree. This left an extremely bad first impression. I don't know why startups ask for money without a single founder or member disclosing their identity, it just boils my…

There have been quite a few entries into the market like this over the years (I remember interviewing for one during the great dot com bubble in the late 90's). Normally…

Hi guys, Thanks for your curiosity. Well -- I don't want to discourage bavidar from his project. However, here's a sampling of what I learned: Snailmailr was focused on…

Brutal security. Plaintext passwords sent over http. I would never enter any secure info in there.

Please at international addresses! I have been looking for a service like this!

Any particular reason that from addresses outside the US aren't supported?

Very nice. More documentation about payment processes, some discussion of bulk rates, etc. would be good. Seeing photos of samples would also be great. I'd love to make a job…

I would feel more comfortable using a service like this if there were some sort of "About" page, describing who's running the show and why we should trust you. (Maybe there is,…

This seems interesting. The central question in my mind is about security of my data. E.g. from time to time I have to send legal documents or tax returns or w/e to some US…

This seems interesting. The central question in my mind is about security of my data. E.g. from time to time I have to send legal documents or tax returns or w/e to some US…

Would you read / inspect each letter going out? What would stop a bad guy from sending a threatening letter to the President using a fake name and return address? It'd be…

This is really cool. How automated is it?

Can you explain the workflow a little ? - How does the document get stuffed in an envelope - How does the envelope get stamped along with the From/To addresses ? - Who drops it…

What kind of postage is used? For small businesses using direct mail (well written sales letters) real first class stamps convert at a much much higher rate than bulk mail…

How are you any different then Postal Methods [http://www.postalmethods.com/]?

Hi guys, Thanks for your curiosity. Well -- I don't want to discourage bavidar from his project. However, here's a sampling of what I learned: Snailmailr was focused on…

What are you using as a delivery backend? L-Mail? If I asked you: Why should I use your service instead of, say, ezgram.com, what would your response be?

I spent about 2 years creating Snailmailr.com (not online anymore) which ultimately sent about 15,000 letters, several hundred regular users at one point, had a nascent affiliate…

I'm curious about this as well, I was definitely 2-3 of those 15,000 letters. If I were to guess I can imagine the amount of effort it required probably outweighed any profits,…

At the risk of hijacking the thread, we've been doing this for about 7 months now (out of beta for 4+) @ https://www.trypaper.com, we wish you guys the best of luck! edit: the…