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DeferredSender: Schedule Email Delivery For Future

kaly — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 04:42:06 +0000

DeferredSender is a online service that allows you to schedule email delivery for future from any email program. That is to say, you can schedule emails even if you’re using online program like Gmail or desktop email clients like Outlook or Thunderbird. All you need to do is simply send your email message to:

starting it with the email address where it needs to be delivered and the time when it should be delivered. DeferredSender holds your message and forwards it to the provided email when the time comes.

You can also keep track of all your scheduled messages in one place and get notifications when your scheduled email message is sent.

Features:

Schedule email to be sent in future.
Schedule messages on any email application or website.
Schedule as many emails as you like.
Manage all your scheduled messages in one plaice.
Get notified when message scheduled or delivered.
Similar websites:FutureMail, LetterMeLater and EmailFuture.

Check out DeferredSender @ www.deferredsender.com

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Futurecovery: Send Promises And Emails In Future

abhijeet — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 20:32:19 +0000

Futurecovery is probably the simplest of all the other such apps like EmailFuture, Lettermelater and Futureme, which we’ve discussed in the past. It has a simple AJAX based interface which asks you to type the future date, the message and the email address and then click send to receive it on that date.

Futurecovery pitches itself as a promise sending app which asks you to write down a promise you make to yourself, like accomplishing something by a particular date and then send that email to yourself in future to check if you kept up with that promise you made to yourself. However, this app can also be used to send reminders or other emails in future to yourself or your friends.

Check out Futurecovery @ www.futurecovery.com ( Contributed by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog )

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EmailFuture: Send Emails to Yourself in the Future

kaly — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 05:28:18 +0000

Cool web service if you want to remind yourself about something in the future. No matter how far in the future that may be. Use it to surprise yourself in 1-2 years time, set one time email alert in a couple of days, or email a group of people in a few hours. No registration required, simply enter the email address and title and the message you want to send, select date and time and click send.

Features:

Schedule emails to be send at any given date in the future.
Schedule and send as many emails as you like.
Send one message to 4 email addresses simultaneously.
No sign-up or registration neede.
Similar web apps that we have reviewed earlier: FutureMe, CallTheFuture and LaterMeLater.

Check out EmailFuture @ www.emailfuture.com

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DelayCast : Flight Delay Predictions

kaly — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 00:58:51 +0000

DelayCast is a website that helps you obtain reasonable estimates of the flight delays you may experience. These estimates are based on factors such as the airline, flight origin and destination, developing trends, holidays, date and time of the flight and so on. Apart from estimated predictions you can also use it to check more general overview of the best days, times and airlines to fly.

Features :

Check out flight delay estimates before booking a flight.
Airports: Departure and arrival predictions made for the top 60 airports in the United States.
Currently supported airlines: Southwest, Northwest, JetBlue, America, American, Eagle, Continental, America, West, Delta, US Airways, Alaska Airlines, United and AirTran.
Free. No-registration required.

Note: All flight delay predictions on DelayCast.com are produced by the models and thus aren’t 100% accurate. Nevertheless, the additional insight provided beyond the airlines schedules should come in handy for most of the travelers.

Visit DelayCast @ www.delaycast.com [via Lifehacker]

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TimeMachiner : Set Messages to be delivered in the Future

kaly — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 21:37:42 +0000

Want to remind yourself of an upcoming brithday? Maybe set it to email you when you’re on holiday and remind you to go wild. Whatever is the reason, TimeMachiner can help you with it. You can use it to post messages and get them delivered to any email address sometime in the future. It can be tomorrow or in 10 years, it’s up to you.

Features:

Send an email and get it delivered on a selected date in the future.
Send as many messages as you like.
Free. No sign up or registration needed.

Check out TimeMachiner @ www.timemachiner.com

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MailFreezr: Freeze eMails to be Delivered in the Future

kaly — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 01:18:34 +0000

Yet another ‘email in the future’ service that can freeze (store) sent emails and deliver them on some future date. You can freely freeze your emails for any period between 1 – 100 years.

So what’s the guarantee that this service will remain online for another 100 years ? Well, there is no guarantee. Although the founder does promise to support the site all the time.

Extras

- Nobody will read your messages except for the recipient.
- All email addresses are kept strictly confidential.
- All scheduled emails are guaranteed to be sent punctually.

Check out MailFreezr @ www.mailfreezr.com

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OhDontForget: Set Quick SMS Reminders to Any Mobile

kaly — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 07:38:02 +0000

Type in a mobile number and a short text message (‘Pick up laundry’) and then send it out as a text message to that phone, either instantly or on the date and time you want. No registration required.

Time.com

“It does only one thing, but it does it oh, so well.”

Feature List

Schedule free SMS alerts and reminders.
Schedule delivery date using natural language (today 3pm, tomorrow 8am, thursday 7:10pm, mon 11:35pm, 11/22/08 4.05 pm, and more). You don’t need to worry about time zone settings, ODF detects them automatically.
Text messages are limited to 160 characters.
Works with all U.S. carriers, a few Canadian ones and some in Europe and Japan.
For more information go to service FAQ section here.

Check out Oh Don’t Forget @ www.ohdontforget.com

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LetterMeLater : Send Scheduled Emails

Aibek — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 01:56:47 +0000

LetterMeLater offers one feature that your email doesn’t have, ‘the ability to schedule when an email should be sent’. It allows you to send scheduled emails without leaving your main email program, regardless whether it’s a web based service (GMail) or a desktop client (Outlook).

Feature List

Send scheduled messages directly from your primary email program (GMail, Outlook, Thundebird, etc.) by simply emailing it to ‘me@lettermelater.com’. See details here.
Use ‘cc’ and ‘bcc’ fields to forward scheduled emails to as many people as you want.
Indicate the exact date your email should be delivered (up to the minute).
Track and Manage scheduled emails online. If necessary you can disable viewing/editing of some emails before delivery date by checking “Do not let me see or edit this email until after it’s been sent”
Your email will be the return address on the emails you send.
Send scheduled emails from any of your email addresses.
Import existing address book contacts and create group mailing lists.
Create recurring emails (repeat every week/2-weeks/month/year/….).
Send to Mobile: Receive scheduled emails as text messages on your mobile phone.
Quick Send: Option to send emails without signing up.
Keep scheduled emails private or share them with other LetterMeLater users.
No ads will be added to your emails.
HTML Support: Use bulleted lists, make headings bold, change text color, etc.

Check out LetterMeLater @ www.lettermelater.com

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TagMindr: Add Reminders to Your Tags

kaly — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 00:02:24 +0000

Simple service that lets you add reminders to any link or photo that gets bookmarked in your social bookmarking accounts. Add any link to Tagmindr ‘remind me’ box and it will notify you about it in the future.

How does it work?

1. Enter your user accounts: Delicious, Twitter, Flickr or Magnolia.
2. Click “Get my feeds”- page with your feeds will be presented to you.
3. Select the feeds that you want TagMindr to monitor and click “Get My Reminders”.
4. Next you will be prompted with TagMindr reminder page.
5. Add this page to your feedreader.
6. Done. Next time you tag anything as: “tagmindr” and “remind:YYYY-MM-DD” will appear on your feedreader on requested date.

Feature Overview

Put any bookmark in a time capsule and receive it in the future in your feedreader.
Works with Delicious, Twitter, Flickr, and Magnolia.
Coming soon: Get reminders via SMS, Email or on your IM client.

Check out TagMindr www.tagmindr.com

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FutureMail

Aibek — Sat, 21 Jul 2007 18:12:22 +0000

Handy and dead simple website that lets you send messages to yourself and have them delivered on any desired date in the future. You can use it to send yourself quick memos, reminders, notes, or any information you want to have in the future. Or even better to great yourself in the future.

Ex; Hey Dude, Congrats! You have finally finished your thesis.

Check it out, seem fun. Just make sure to get back and rate it below.

Visit FutureMail

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