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Send messages after death (www.goodbyememo.com)

submitted 11 months ago by vin081@kbin.social to c/internet@kbin.social

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I'm happy to introduce goodbyememo.com, a unique system for composing messages to be delivered posthumously. This initiative was born out of the challenges posed by the pandemic, particularly the realization that many individuals passed away in solitude.

Providing them with the opportunity to leave posthumous messages became a paramount goal.

The possibility of giving suffering people some peace of mind is what inspires us. How it works:

You write messages

You set one of the life checkers

You live/die > We send your messages

Actively working to raise awareness about this free project, I hope you resonate with our cause and may give us visibility. Everybody's attention and feedback will be sincerely appreciated.

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[–] vin081@kbin.social 0 points 11 months ago (1 children)

Hey there,

Thanks for your message, snoogums. No, we're not into spamming. However, as a free platform, we've thought of a non-invasive way to earn a few cents through advertising.

Consider this: Imagine the system thinks you've passed, but then you log in again. In that case, we'd send you an email with links to some interesting books. If you happen to purchase one of these books, we get a small commission. That's the condition we ask our users to give them a free system.

What do you think?

[–] snooggums@kbin.social 1 points 11 months ago

I think you are scum preying on people on an unfortunate situation to make money through spam advertising.