Post by thread:[OT] Does anyone know of an e.mail hold and delaye

Looking for an online service that holds an e-mail until a certain date and then sends it. Gus S Calabrese Denver, CO 720 222 1309 303 908 7716 cell Please include and do not limit yourself to "spam2006". I allow everything with "spam2006" in the subject or text to pass my spam filters.

Until you die? -- MK Gus S Calabrese wrote: {Quote hidden}> Looking for an online service that holds an e-mail until a certain > date and then sends it. > > Gus S Calabrese > Denver, CO > 720 222 1309 303 908 7716 cell > Please include and do not limit yourself to "spam2006". I allow > everything with "spam2006" in the subject or text to pass my spam > filters. > > > >

Martin K wrote: > Until you die? > -- > MK > > Gus S Calabrese wrote: > >> Looking for an online service that holds an e-mail until a certain >> date and then sends it. >> >> Gus S Calabrese >> Denver, CO >> 720 222 1309 303 908 7716 cell >> Please include and do not limit yourself to "spam2006". I allow >> everything with "spam2006" in the subject or text to pass my spam >> filters. >> >> >> >> >> There was a service that would hold email until you died. The way it worked was that if you failed to check in once a week, in a week it emailed stuff as requested. Looked expensive. Anon.penet.fi would send delayed emails up to 10 days, I think. I'd be glad to forward a few things for you, as long as it was legal. I'll hold 'em up to a year. I wonder if I could make that into a new career..? --Bob

This should be doable with many email clients -- IIRC MS Outlook would let you do this. -Neil. -- View this message in context: www.nabble.com/-OT--Does-anyone-know-of-an-e.mail-hold-and-delayed-sending-service---tf2055876.html#a5665189 Sent from the MicroControllers - PIC forum at Nabble.com.

On 8/5/06, Gus S Calabrese <spam_OUTgscTakeThisOuTomegadogs.com> wrote: > Looking for an online service that holds an e-mail until a certain > date and then sends it. I use http://www.timecave.com to send myself reminders...but I'm not sure it'd be appropriate for a legal situation or something. Josh -- A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools. -Douglas Adams