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August 9, 2012 11:56 pm GMT
In what could blossom into an ecommerce opportunity, Facebook is testing a new "Mail A Postcard" feature that lets you choose one of your photos, enter a friend's home address, and Facebook will send them it as a postcard -- in real life. Powered by Sincerely, you can add a message that will appear on the back, and also mail friends prints of their own photos. The sender is charged a small fee, and Facebook is trying out a few different price points.Though built as a spur-of-the-moment Hackathon project, if Facebook rolls out Mail A Postcard it could give users a new reason to upload and interact with photos, plus earn the social network a little money too.
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Snailmail Photos To Friends With Facebooks New Postcards Feature
In what could blossom into an ecommerce opportunity, Facebook is testing a new "Mail A Postcard" feature that lets you choose one of your photos, enter a friend's home address, and Facebook will send them it as a postcard -- in real life. Powered by Sincerely, you can add a message that will appear on the back, and also mail friends prints of their own photos. The sender is charged a small fee, and Facebook is trying out a few different price points.Though built as a spur-of-the-moment Hackathon project, if Facebook rolls out Mail A Postcard it could give users a new reason to upload and interact with photos, plus earn the social network a little money too.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/4QIxD6jFJ-k/
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