Outbox vs. USPS: How the Post Office Killed Digital Mail | InsideSources
They wanted to allow consumers to digitize all of their postal mail so that
individuals could get rid of junk mail, keep important things organized and
never have to go out to their mailbox again. They set out to “redefine a
long cherished but broken medium of communication: postal mail.” Customers
would opt-in for $5 a month with “Outbox” to have their mail redirected,
opened, scanned and available online or through a phone app.  Consumers
could then click on a particular scanned letter and ask that it be
physically delivered, or that certain types of letters not be opened (e.g.,
bills etc.).


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