Comments on: Ask Postful: International Mailings http://blog.postful.com/2007/04/07/ask-postful-international-mailings/ The OFFICIAL Postful.com Startup Blog: Distrust All Imitators! Sat, 28 Aug 2010 14:33:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Joke http://blog.postful.com/2007/04/07/ask-postful-international-mailings/#comment-2550 Joke Tue, 08 Apr 2008 14:44:29 +0000 http://postful.wordpress.com/2007/04/07/ask-postful-international-mailings/#comment-2550 I think this is a wonderful initiative. I don't know if you've considered any agent within West Africa. I would be interested in a venture like this. I think this is a wonderful initiative. I don’t know if you’ve considered any agent within West Africa. I would be interested in a venture like this.

]]> By: Ricardo Barbosa http://blog.postful.com/2007/04/07/ask-postful-international-mailings/#comment-353 Ricardo Barbosa Sun, 22 Jul 2007 13:27:47 +0000 http://postful.wordpress.com/2007/04/07/ask-postful-international-mailings/#comment-353 Fabuloso!!. Tienen previsto implementar el servicio en Argentina. Tengo entendido que el tráfico de correo entre Argentina y USA es muy importante y obviamente, que interesante sería que pudiéramos hacer lo mismo dentro de Argentina. Los saludo cordialmente. Ricardo Barbosa Fabuloso!!. Tienen previsto implementar el servicio en Argentina. Tengo entendido que el tráfico de correo entre Argentina y USA es muy importante y obviamente, que interesante sería que pudiéramos hacer lo mismo dentro de Argentina.
Los saludo cordialmente.
Ricardo Barbosa

]]> By: Rika du Plessis http://blog.postful.com/2007/04/07/ask-postful-international-mailings/#comment-136 Rika du Plessis Wed, 06 Jun 2007 21:26:55 +0000 http://postful.wordpress.com/2007/04/07/ask-postful-international-mailings/#comment-136 The Q: Can I mail internationally? refers. I currently own a bulk mail bureau in Johannesburg, South Africa. You mention that you envision the establishment of international mailing stations and I was wondering if you have already had discussions with potential agents in South Africa. I would certainly be interested to learn more about your company since I might be able to offer a mutually beneficial solution. You can reach me at the mentioned e-mail address or telephone on +27 11 793 1654. The Q: Can I mail internationally? refers.
I currently own a bulk mail bureau in Johannesburg, South Africa. You mention that you envision the establishment of international mailing stations and I was wondering if you have already had discussions with potential agents in South Africa.
I would certainly be interested to learn more about your company since I might be able to offer a mutually beneficial solution.

You can reach me at the mentioned e-mail address or telephone on +27 11 793 1654.

]]> By: New Feature: Google Checkout « Postfully Yours http://blog.postful.com/2007/04/07/ask-postful-international-mailings/#comment-78 New Feature: Google Checkout « Postfully Yours Mon, 14 May 2007 23:46:18 +0000 http://postful.wordpress.com/2007/04/07/ask-postful-international-mailings/#comment-78 [...] One big advantage of this is that we can accept credit cards issued in and currencies from these countries (note, we’re still working on supporting international mailings). [...] [...] One big advantage of this is that we can accept credit cards issued in and currencies from these countries (note, we’re still working on supporting international mailings). [...]

]]> By: Sendful: Email to Postal Letter http://blog.postful.com/2007/04/07/ask-postful-international-mailings/#comment-44 Sendful: Email to Postal Letter Thu, 03 May 2007 16:39:07 +0000 http://postful.wordpress.com/2007/04/07/ask-postful-international-mailings/#comment-44 [...] Earlier, I had written about how to use USPS’ online service to send regular snail mail from your computer. Now a private enterprise is trying to make it even easier - the idea is, when you have to send someone a regular letter, you pay $0.99 and send an email. The service, Postful, prints the email out in color and sends it to the postal address. You just have to put the mailing address in the “Subject” of your email, and send it to a postful email address. Now if that isn’t neat, what is? There some neat advanced features that might come in handy, if, for example, you send letters to the same address over and over again - postful will remember the address in that case. You can even send photos - which will be printed in color, all for the low, low $0.99 price! Right now, you can’t send mail internationally, but that is coming in June 07. [...] [...] Earlier, I had written about how to use USPS’ online service to send regular snail mail from your computer. Now a private enterprise is trying to make it even easier – the idea is, when you have to send someone a regular letter, you pay $0.99 and send an email. The service, Postful, prints the email out in color and sends it to the postal address. You just have to put the mailing address in the “Subject” of your email, and send it to a postful email address. Now if that isn’t neat, what is? There some neat advanced features that might come in handy, if, for example, you send letters to the same address over and over again – postful will remember the address in that case. You can even send photos – which will be printed in color, all for the low, low $0.99 price! Right now, you can’t send mail internationally, but that is coming in June 07. [...]

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