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I see your point, I think from a different angel— it depends on your use cases and how much time you want to save.
by anthonylee 7y ago
I see your point, I think from a different angel— it depends on your use cases and how much time you want to save.
- throwaway13000 7y agoMind elaborating some of those use cases?
- anthonylee 7y agoI can't answer if the receiver should feel as if the letter should be written from the heart or not... but I think some businesses are interested in sending nice handwritten letters. I see people in jewelry and fashion industries interested in sending these crafted handwritten letters to their clients as a thank you note, etc. It seems like they value their packaging. I am still learning why some of my clients are interested in this product myself ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ . My conclusion is that they want to stand out.
- throwaway13000 7y agoI agree with the final conclusion. Thanks for answering
- elvecinodeabajo 7y agoYou don't send handmade letters if you need to save time.