Sending email l8r

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Sending email l8r

by Chris Gilmer Jul 3rd 2007

How would you like to queue up a list of emails to your boss over the course of your vacation week just so he thinks that you just can't relax and have work on your mind 24x7? How about sending birthday greetings a few years ahead?

Send an email l8r. With l8r you can send emails, later. This online tool allows you to load and specify when you want to send out emails. You can stockpile them and set them to launch over a week or over a few years.

The free plan that is available allows you to set up three emails to get sent out in the future. There is an option to purchase an account that unlocks options like sending out rich text emails and attachments and also beefs up the amount you can send out from 10-1000 outgoing emails, ranging in price from $1.99 to $24.99/year.

Check out the demo here.

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

hazard said 10:58PM on 7-03-2007

.. or how about a good way to make you look like an fool .. boss/client replies to your first email and then l8r sends out another email which will look like you've just ignored them!

me said 7:35AM on 7-04-2007

or you could just use outlook.

rothgar said 11:23AM on 7-05-2007

or thunderbird and sendtools plugin
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/761

olivierjuni said 3:00PM on 7-06-2007

joost said 10:07AM on 7-12-2007

True but not everyone has Outlook. l8r works everywhere in the world.

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