BigString.com - No More Sender Regret

This message will self destruct in five…four…three. BigString is a self destructing email service that’s perfect for heists and inappropriate emails sent from the cubicle. This service promises you’ll never regret sending an email again because you have full control over your email once it’s sent. Users can easily send, recall, erase, self-destruct, and modify an email even after they hit the fortuitous send button. BigString is no different from regular web mail, in fact you can even use an outside mail client such as Outlook. The irony if that BigString never intended to create this kind of service. They began by creating the worlds most BA spam fighting email system and then stumbled into this phenomenon: the worlds first fully erasable email.

BigString Corporation (OTCBB: BSGC) has created a revolutionary new email service that allows users to control their sent email. The Company’s BigString product is an email service for both individuals and businesses that is recallable and changeable. With a patent pending technology, BigString allows a user to easily send, recall, erase, self-destruct and modify an email after it has been sent. BigString users have unprecedented control over all of their email, whether they choose to send it through the BigString.com website or an email client such as Outlook. BigString’s emails look and feel like any other emails that you get, except that the sender has complete control over all of their email functions by clicking on the “Edit Sent Mail” button. Our unique “Edit Sent Mail” feature allows you to recall, erase, add or delete attachments and self-destruct your emails after they have been sent. BigString has filed a patent with the United States Patent and Trademark Office that covers the BigString software, methodology and business processes for recallable and erasable email.

It goes without saying how important this service really is: fully erasable and recallable emails? How many times have you sent an email and felt a sinking feeling in your stomache afterwards? In the realm of electronic mail, where your words could remain in someone’s deleted box for centuries to come, no one wants a poorly written or accidental email to blemish their record. BigString has fallen upon something revolutionary, a service everyone on the internet will want to use.

How will they market this product to get the word out? Is this service compatible with Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo! and the rest?