IP: Reduce the danger

[David Farber <dave () farber net>]

> From: "Jack Rieley" <jrieley () boardrush com>
> To: <farber () cis upenn edu>
> Subject: Reduce the danger
> Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2001 23:02:10 -0400
>
>
> Prof. Farber,
>
> It was about five years ago that Jaye Muller and I first invited you to
> begin sending and receiving paperless faxes.  We provided you with a
> personal phone number in the city of your choice and you began using the
> service that is today called J2 Global Communications.  No stamps, no
> envelopes, no worry.
>
> Today the unified messaging industry is well situated to serve
> individuals, business and government with paperless faxes.  One example:
> J2 has more than 4.5 million users through its eFax and jConnect brands.
> The company has an inventory of 5 million phone numbers in 550 cities
> around the world.  That's already a decent start in transitioning from
> the post office to safer (and much faster) delivery of correspondence.
> Plus there are other providers that offer similar fax to e-mail
> delivery.
>
> It's nuts that government spends a fortune to deal with Anthrax cases
> after they happen and ignores an alternative that would greatly reduce
> the fear of poisoned letters.
>
> Jack Rieley
>
> Sources on the web:
> www.j2.com
> www.efax.com


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