Bobbie Said:

If a "letter writing" service were avalible, would you use it?

We Answered:

No, I wouldn't. I am quite articulate and can express myself well -- probably better than anyone can express it for me. However, there are a lot of people who do have difficulty expressing themselves in writing. It does have possibilities as a small business venture.

Judy Said:

When writing an appeal letter for a denied service from your health insurance company, is bad 2 threaten 2 sue?

We Answered:

It won't be effective. They have whole staffs of lawyers. You need to make your case in a logical manner with facts and documents and references to your specific policy terms. It will take more than just "I want the procedure approved." Get the doctor on your side to support the "medical necessity."

Glen Said:

How much has email and text messaging diminished letter writing and the revenues of the US postal service?

We Answered:

There are fewer letters written, not that most people write letters anyway, but the Internet has been a boon for the USPS. Think of how many packages have been sent because of Ebay, Amazon, Newegg, and thousands of other online merchants.

Andre Said:

thinking of letter writing service online. Any suggestions as how to go about setting up a website.?

We Answered:

Step 1. Have a look around the net and see what kind of competition you're up against.

Step 2. Investigate registering a domain name for your website and get in touch with a competent developer. For best results you might consider a local design firm specializing in web publishing, however it's often possible to achieve similar results if you're careful about the freelancer you hook up with. Look for someone that's genuinely intrigued by your idea AND who can provide a portfolio detailing examples of past work. Keep in mind there are many talented junior web developers who are anxious to cut their teeth on a professional project.

3. While working with your web designer keep this in the front of your mind at all times: "Simple is better". Take a hint from craigslist: clean no-frills page design coupled with good content WORKS (and it's easier to maintain).

4. Once you've got a site built, find hosting. This doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg. Many hosting companies offer a package deal if you register your domain name through them.

5. Think marketing. Having a webpage available on the net is merely negative cashflow unless it's generating business. Try marketing your services on Craigslist and other small regional sites. Get creative with this. It doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg to let people know you're in business.

I hope this helps in some capacity. Feel free to email should you have any additional questions along this line.

Kimberly Said:

I need to Write a community Service letter?

We Answered:

It could be a simple informal one.

One of the places I used to volunteered for did something like this.


Dear ____________(teacher in charge or the principal)

I ______(your name) am writing to confirm that ________(student's name) had volunteered ____(how many hours) between ________(dates) at _____________(location). If you need any more information, please call me at ____________(contact infor).