The concept of having someone else print, stamp and mail letters to friends, family and business associates for free through the U.S. Postal Service sounded too good to be true, so I visited www.esnailer.com to find out more about it.

It seems to me that the concept is too good to be true. When you land on the home page, an animated snail figure with blue eyes talks to you through a bubble coming from its mouth. The snail answers the question, “What is eSnailer?” in as minimal terms as possible. Basically, the snail invites you to fill out the forms below that look like and envelope and letter so your letter can be prepared and sent for free. When you click on the link to find out how eSnailer can offer this program at no cost, the snail lets you know in another animated bubble that you will be asked to complete a free, no hassle offer when you complete your envelope and letter to be sent.

I was immediately felt guarded about the eSnailer service since the snail offered no additional information or links to find out about the “free” offer you would have to accept to take advantage of this free service. Additionally, when you click to find out contact information about eSnailer, the snail gives you a generic email address with no other company information.

The bottom line about www.esnailer.com is that the website does not provide enough information about the company or program for me to enter personal mailing addresses and consider entertaining “free” offers.

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