Kinda scratching my head. It's definitely a well done site and app. Problem is, there is no problem here. I'm not going to ship you a package to your @twittername address. The few times a year I send someone something via mail, I'm going to want it to be over and done with. I don't want to have to wait for you to respond to a tweet (which 90% of the people I know don't regularly use or ever will).
I agree with you. This sounds rather cumbersome to my head versus just asking for an address and sending the package.
To the other reply saying this isn't solving a problem but making something more convenient, I disagree. If it did make something more significantly convenient to me, it would be solving a problem. This one isn't.
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Kinda scratching my head. It's definitely a well done site and app. Problem is, there is no problem here. I'm not going to ship you a package to your @twittername address. The few times a year I send someone something via mail, I'm going to want it to be over and done with. I don't want to have to wait for you to respond to a tweet (which 90% of the people I know don't regularly use or ever will).
I agree with you. This sounds rather cumbersome to my head versus just asking for an address and sending the package.
To the other reply saying this isn't solving a problem but making something more convenient, I disagree. If it did make something more significantly convenient to me, it would be solving a problem. This one isn't.
It's not solving a problem, it's making the solution more convenient.