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"JotOnce"

From the e-newsletter: "Have a message to send someone, but a voicemail is the wrong way, and don't want to leave an email trail?  JotOnce allows you to save a time-based message on the web that one or more people can access, if they have the right password.  You get 4000 characters to write your Jot, and then you can set a Read Receipt, an Authentication option that requires the recipient to enter the last 4 digits of their phone number (which is of course only good when you're sending the Jot to one person), and an Expiration Date between 10 minutes and ten days.  Set your password, and you're off.  Just tell your recipient to go to this site and enter the password.  Not the most technologically advanced site ever, but great for sending messages to people 'off the grid.'"

Source: Mighell, Tom. The Mighell Marker: A Legal Technology Weekly. Volume 11, Issue 30. 17 October 2010. Subscribe http://www.inter-alia.net.

Full post as published by Stark County Law Library Blawg on October 18, 2010 (boomark / email).