Landel MailBug — Email Simplified
Email is one of the most commonly-used means of communicating. Most of us know how useful email can be, but for many reasons, not everyone is able to use it. Our company’s mission is change that — to make the benefits of email simple and accessible to everyone — regardless of their skill level or experience. Our solution is MailBug™.
MailBug is email simplified. It’s designed for those who’d like to use email, but lack the technical skills and experience typically required. It’s also for those who just prefer a simpler, more readily-accessible way to use email — it’s always “on” and ready to use. There’s no need to learn any computer skills. In fact, it’s about the easiest way there is to send and receive email!
Seniors and non-technical users will especially appreciate the way MailBug makes email and text messaging easy and straightforward. It is a great way of staying to touch with friends and loved ones. The most-often heard comment from our customers is “I love my MailBug”.
Get a MailBug for yourself, or give one as a gift to the people you love so that you can stay in touch with them every day via email.
What MailBug Users are Saying…
“I am a 72 year old Grandmother and really enjoying my MailBug™. I am able to keep in touch with my family and friends. I just love it”
“Your MailBug™ is a great success with my mother, who turned 77 on Christmas day and has never used a computer, and also with a sister who has been anti-computer, anti-Internet.”
“This little machine is the greatest. It is simple enough to use and understand for people like me who have not been involved in learning to use a big computer. It is so much fun to use.”
“My son and wife gave me my MailBug™ for my 82nd birthday last August and I have not had anything I have enjoyed any more. It is so much fun to hear from friends and family.”
“I bought this MailBug™ for my Mom (86 years old) for Christmas. It has been SUCH a blessing, for all of us. She sends and receives email and thinks she is so ‘with it.'”
“I love my little bug. Frankly, I think it is keeping me alive. I’ll be 98 in April. I live in Texas, my daughter Joan lives in the DC area. She emails me before she goes to bed and when she wakes up and other times if things happen.”