Article : The Paperless Home : Mail

by Kevin J. Fry

Things that come in the mail generate tons of paper that you need to stay on top of. Some of these will be bills, others are letters, coupons, notices, pamphlets, and more. The thing to keep in mind when scanning in mail is to stay on top of it. Mail can add up quickly over the week. It's very important to set apart some time every day to make sure it gets done, if you do indeed have a want to change.

I know that some people may want to start their own home business with computers, and here is an idea that if you know what you're doing, you can create a valued service to those who want all their mail in a digital format. One could create a business where customers would set up accounts and be given a specific ID number. They could have their mail sent to a PO Box with an account number, and once received, an e-mail could be sent to the customer with all of their mail in that e-mail. A monthly service fee could be charged to the customer.


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