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eHub Category: Postal mail

Feb 23, 09
Zumbox
A free paperless postal mailbox for each street address in the U.S. Send and receive postal mail virtually. Qualified organizations can sign up for the Free Postage Program and send mail for free. Currently in beta. (Link: Zumbox)

Permalink - Posted in Emailing • Postal mail

Jun 30, 08
PostalMethods
A convenient web-to-post gateway which makes it easy for businesses to automate the sending of postal mail from their business processes. The service can be used easily from any email program or through a powerful SOAP XML or HTTP POST API. The service makes it effortless to post invoices, send confirmations, or send any other type of message via postal mail. Additionally, letters can easily be generated from any online service or legacy application. No more manual printing, folding, and inserting, sealing, stamping, or hauling. PostalMethods does it all for you. (Link: PostalMethods)

Permalink - Posted in Business • Postal mail

Jun 19, 08
Shiptool
A free tool that shows pricing and timing information from different carriers, such as USPS, UPS, FedEX, and DHL. It allows the shipper to see and compare different shipment pricing and delivery options from the same page and then guides them to the carrier page to process their shipments. (Link: Shiptool)

Permalink - Posted in Mashups • Postal mail

Feb 14, 08
Postcrossing
Get mail you'll actually want with Postcrossing. If you send a post card, you'll get at least one in return. After a simple registration, you can request an address to send to. Check out the map and stats pages on the site to see how many people are participating and what countries they are from. And you can show your love by purchasing buttons and t-shirts. (Link: Postcrossing)

Permalink - Posted in Postal mail

Dec 17, 07
TrackThePack
It's a week before the Christmas holiday, you're tech-savvy enough to have ordered all your gifts online, but now you've got an email box full of package tracking numbers from a dozen companies and you need to know they'll reach their destinations in time. You need TrackThePack. Now you can go to one website to track packages from more than one shipping company. But, like the website says, TrackThePack is in beta, so be nice! (Link: TrackThePack)

Permalink - Posted in Postal mail • Statistics, tracking, testing

Apr 26, 06
ShinyLetter
Write a postal letter to anyone in the world. They'll print out your letter, slip it in an envelope, address it, stamp it & mail it using the postal system. (Link: ShinyLetter)

Permalink - Posted in Postal mail