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Latest happenings at L-Mail
L-Mail supports multiple character sets
17th January 2007
L-Mail has been upgraded to support as many typefaces and character sets as possible.

This upgrade is of particular benefit to users communicating with a global client base as the L-Mail platform will support nearly all scripts (writing systems) in current use today including:

Arabic
Armenian
Bengali
Braille embossing patterns
Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics
Cherokee
Coptic
Cyrillic
Devanagari
Ethiopic
Georgian
Greek
Gujarati
Gurmukhi (Punjabi)
Han (Kanji, Hanja, Hanzi)
Hangul (Korean)
Hebrew
Hiragana and Katakana (Japanese)
International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)
Khmer (Cambodian)
Kannada
Lao
Latin
Limbu
Malayalam
Mongolian
Myanmar (Burmese)
N'Ko
Oriya
Osmanya
Siloti Nagri
Syriac
Tamil
Telugu
Thai
Tibetan
Tifinagh
Yi
Zhuyin (Bopomofo)
Earthquake impacts on L-Mails sent via China
10th January 2007
Damage to undersea cables caused by an earthquake off the coast of Southern Taiwan is causing internet connection problems for users in the Asia Pacific region.

We are currently unable to process letters in China as a result of this outage. We hope to reopen our China L-Mail point of presence again soon..

L-Mail at Christmas
21st December 2006
As the last posting date for Christmas has been reached for all countries in which L-Mails we can not guarantee any letters posted will be received by 25 December.

During Christmas week our various locations will be operating reduced hours with usual services resuming on 2 January 2006.

The L-Mail team wish all its clients and business partners a Merry Christmas and Happy 2007.
L-Mail delivers savings - as well as mail
04th October 2006
Businesses may be used to buying stamps or credits for franking machines but L-Mail not only provides the stamp, but is also printing and posting letters on behalf of its growing list of clients.

L-Mail.com is an online post office that accepts letters in an electronic format from its clients, either through its web site or via its automated integration account (an API for the more computer literate). The innovative L-Mail service prints and posts the letters on behalf of its clients via 23 global locations.

The convenience of outsourcing mail handling is only part of the attraction of L-Mail according to Peter Harris, the inventor of the service. "As an example, where a post office charges £1.19 for a 40 gram airmail stamp to Australia, L-Mail will process a 4 page letter for a charge from £0.70 including all the stationery, postage and despatch of the letter from within Australia. The end result is fast delivery and financial savings".

Some locations are more expensive, but according to Harris, the speed of delivery and automated nature of the service remains very appealing to the L-Mail client base. "Our clients are giving us great feedback on our service. Many are appreciative of removing the mailing chore so they can focus on their core business."

When asked if the growth of email is seen as a threat to L-Mail, Harris actually sees it as an opportunity. "Email bounces back, and with ever increasingly keen spam filters, the humble letter is often a safe alternative when it comes to needing to get in touch with a client".

Businesses are putting L-Mail to a variety of uses. Some see saving money a good enough reason to send letter via L-Mail, whilst others are integrating their online systems with the L-Mail platform to automatically generate correspondence. Sending address verification and account activation codes to clients is a common use for L-Mail and something the service does faster, and often cheaper, than traditional postal services.
Poland set to welcome L-Mail
18th July 2006
L-Mail will be launching in Poland on 27 July.

Operating from the Polish capital, Warsaw, L-Mail is looking forward to serving the incoming mail needs of the 39 million residents.
Write to prisoners with L-Mail
18th July 2006
L-Mail is increasingly being used to write to inmates behind bars. By providing an easy interface and multiple locations from which letters are printed and posted from it is a convenient method to keep in touch.

With websites like http://www.writeaprisoner.com encouraging the communication between men and women prisoners to find friendship outside of prison walls, L-Mail represents a secure and convenient method of communication.

Seven million Swiss ready to benefit from L-Mail
12th July 2006
L-Mail has opened its latest posting location near Zürich, in the landlocked Alpine county of Switzerland.

With a strong economy in finance and banking, borders Germany to the north, France to the west, Italy to the south, and Austria and Liechtenstein to the east.

The location makes it an ideal choice when sending L-Mails to Switzerland and Central Europe.
L-Mail serves South East Asia from Singapore
15th June 2006
Sending letters to South East Asia has become quicker and easier thanks to the addition of an L-Mail printing and posting station in Singapore.

Singapore is home to the famous Raffles Hotel and historically recognised as a strategic location along the shipping routes connecting Europe to China. The country now represents an ideal location to send L-Mail letters to Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, China and the Philippines.
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