We launched TwitterMail on monday and started working on it only 6 days before that.
- Before the end of the week it will be possible to reply on notifications. - The signatures are now automatically stripped from incoming messages.
In the future (this weekend) we might make it possible to just send a message to mail@twittermail.com with your username + password in the subject-line as authentication. Then you won't have to remember that difficult address.
Glad you liked it and if you have any other features you would like to see post them here or contacts us at Twitter.com/TwitterMail
Daniël
· 2 years ago
Nice Dutch product. Keep improving!
moshe_fain
· 2 years ago
moshe
Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten
· 2 years ago
Today we launched another service in Beta: TwitterMSN.com It allows you to post message to Twitter via MSN Messenger.
Good work, but the main web sites should be still developed.
Anil Chawla
· 4 months ago
Check out tweetymail.com as an alternative to TwitterMail. The major difference is that tweetymail does not use "secret" posting addresses. Instead, tweetymail knows who you are based on the email address you send from. tweetymail makes it even easier to tweet and get tweets by email, and also lets you do things like reply to direct messages and start following users. For example:
When Twitter sends you an email notifying you that you received a direct message, you can simply forward that email to "message@tweetymail.com" with your response.
When Twitter sends you an email notifying you that somebody started following you, you can forward that email to "follow@tweetymail.com" to start following them back. Otherwise, if the user is spam, you can forward the email to "block@tweetymail.com" instead.
Finally, tweetymail supports OAuth and does not ask you to share your Twitter password. Please try it out and let me know your feedback!
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- Before the end of the week it will be possible to reply on notifications.
- The signatures are now automatically stripped from incoming messages.
In the future (this weekend) we might make it possible to just send a message to mail@twittermail.com with your username + password in the subject-line as authentication. Then you won't have to remember that difficult address.
Glad you liked it and if you have any other features you would like to see post them here or contacts us at Twitter.com/TwitterMail
It allows you to post message to Twitter via MSN Messenger.
http://twittermsn.com/
When Twitter sends you an email notifying you that you received a direct message, you can simply forward that email to "message@tweetymail.com" with your response.
When Twitter sends you an email notifying you that somebody started following you, you can forward that email to "follow@tweetymail.com" to start following them back. Otherwise, if the user is spam, you can forward the email to "block@tweetymail.com" instead.
Finally, tweetymail supports OAuth and does not ask you to share your Twitter password. Please try it out and let me know your feedback!