INTELPOST

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INTELPOSTInternational Electronic Post
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The Postal Service briefly offered two electronic services in the early 1980s, E-COM and INTELPOST, which allowed mailers to transmit letters electronically throughout the United States and the world.
Going postal: regulatory reform for the digital age
INTELPOST was "an international facsimile message service available between the United States and about 50 foreign countries.
Applying the U.S. Postal Service statutes to e-mail transmissions
Subsequent Bolger brainstorms included Intelpost, an international facsimile service that cost $1 million a year in promotion alone (charged, of course, to other classes of mail).
The twenty-five cent stamp; why it's here and why it shouldn't be
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