HadToSay is a simple service that lets you send anonymous messages (or printed cards) to friends or work colleagues. The way it works, first you print a coded card and then discretely give it to someone. The coded note card directs the person back to the website to retrieve your anonymous “Had To Say” message. Once the person read the messae s/he may has an option to leave you a reply.
HadToSay printed card:
HadToSay Overview
Note: All messages are public but sender and recipient information is kept private so beware not to reveal any personal information.
Go to HadToSay @ [www.hadtosay.com]
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Very easy and fun to use. User creates a message, then has the option of notifying the intended recipient of their message by either sending a masked email notification, or by printing a HadToSay.com message notification card from the website which is discretely given to the intended recipient, notifying them to visit HadToSay.com to retrieve their message.
Additionally, and particularly cool, you can create a ‘blank’ message, then print off the notification card which you hold onto UNTIL you have a use for it. Stick it under someone’s windshield wiper or where ever, then when you have your first opportunity login to HadToSay.com to enter a message for the corresponding notification card.
Very fresh and clever concept, especially the part about printing off notifications cards. Great if you don’t know the person’s email address.
@Will
Thanks for the tips