Privacy-protecting services like disposable e-mail accounts have been around for some time, however most services are not really handy when you need a "disposable" address on the go.
Mailcard is now trying to fill this gap, offering "business cards" with anonymous e-mail addresses on them. Whether meeting someone in a club or leaving your contact details in a shop -- mailcard is a handy way to keep your contact details private.
Receiving e-mail sent to a mailcard is simple: you can either have it forwarded to your existing e-mail address or let mailcard set up your own separate mailbox.
All mailcards have an expiration date printed on them, after which the e-mail accounts listed on them are deleted. When ordering the standard package, you receive 50 addresses on 50 physical mailcards, worldwide shipping included plus digital templates so you can printout additional cards yourself.
Anonymous Business Cards
Mailcard Offers a New Way to Keep Your Contact Information Private
Trend Themes
1. Privacy-protecting Business Cards - There is an opportunity for companies to offer business cards with anonymous email addresses to protect users' privacy.
2. Disposable Contact Information Services - There is a trend toward the creation of disposable contact information services like Mailcard that could provide a solution for users who need short-term contact information.
3. Secure Communication Tools - The demand for secure communication tools is growing as businesses and individuals become more concerned about their privacy and data security. Mailcard offers one solution within this trend.
Industry Implications
1. Printing - Companies in the printing industry could explore the production of private and disposable business cards to meet the growing demand for privacy-protecting contact information.
2. Technology - The development of new secure communication tools like Mailcard could be an area of growth within the technology industry.
3. E-commerce - The rise of e-commerce and online transactions has led to concerns around data privacy and security, creating an opportunity for companies like Mailcard to offer solutions.