Blurtt.com - Send Out Physical Cards Effortlessly

Web-based messaging services have certainly been a major step forward, yet as with anything that has to do with technology there is a drawback whose severity must be assessed by each person: the loss of emotions . Because no matter how we look at them, online communications are characterized by a lack of emotion. A smiley within a SMS or when messaging someone through MSN do not count. Think about it for just a single second and it is obvious why.

Blurtt is a new service that intends to do something about it. Its basic aim is to bridge the gap between the offline and online world through the sending of physical cards. “Hang on, what’s so special about it?” I hear you say. Well, the novel bit is that you are able to send cards without having to go out and buy the paper and the stamps and visiting the post office. The company takes care of all these aspects for you.

These cards go by the name of “blurtts”, and they attempt to bring back the feeling of actually receiving a physical card over the mail.

Ultimately, only time can tell if Blurtt can reinject emotions into our daily lives or not. I don’t feel the service on offer is so radical as to make a difference, but I will let you arrive at your own conclusions. Simply follow the provided link.

“Blurtt is a new idea based on retro technology. We want to bring back the emotion, joy, and smiles that come with receiving a physical card or letter in the mail. We want to deliver thoughts and emotions or just a burst of words on a 3.5"x5" physical card (what we call "blurtts") easily and with as much impact as possible.Send them to your friends, your family; send them to famous people or big corporations. Send them anonymously to a lover and much more!”

Many claim that physical cards are impossible to replace. These individuals are certain to maximize this application.

How much does it cost? Is it that much cheaper than sending the card on your own?