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The term E-Mail Letter revers to a letter which is composed as a virtual e-mail, and is delivered as a real letter, to the receivers mailbox. It is a communication means between the virtual cyber- and the material or real world.
The printer or mail transfer agent prints the electronic mail on paper, it is put into an envelope and the mail delivery agent or postman delivers it to the receivers mailbox. Generally for a small fee. Small amounts and single E-Mail Letters may however be free of charge depending on the service provider.
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Who is offering this service?
The Swiss post offered this service until december 07. 2008 20:00 when it was shot down because of small useage and negative costumer feedback.
Pricelist E-Mail Letter – Without attachment (2 pages) – With attachment (5MB or up to 15 additional pages in print).
- Switzerland CHF 1.60 CHF 1.90*
- Europa CHF 1.70 CHF 2.40*
- Oversea CHF 2.00 CHF 3.20*
Automatically renewed monthly ’starter kit’ CHF 5.00
Letter E-Mail
The reverse scenario, where people send real letters and you get them as emails on your computer. Postmail called this service postbutler has been terminated.
Sources:
(1) https://login.postmail.ch/postbox/PostMail.do
(2) https://login.postmail.ch/postbox-resources/help/de_CH/viel_gestellte_fragen/faq_letter.htm
(3) https://login.postmail.ch/postbox-resources/help/de_CH/produkt-info/info_pro_letter.htm
(4) https://login.postmail.ch/postbox-resources/help/de_CH/diverses/preise.htm Sources: Please note that the above sources may be permanently removed after december 07. december 2008.
(5) http://www.tylergram.com
(6) http://www.gemadec.com
(7) http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/09/30/l-mail_web_post/
(8) http://www.l-mail.com/
(9) http://www.ezgram.com/
(10) http://www.theopenpress.com/index.php?a=press&id=1139
See also
- L-Mail
- Postal protected email
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