22 October 2008 - Steve Lawson - © Hellmail Postal News

Hybrid Mail looks set to become an important part of the UK mail network. For some, the concept of sending mail direct from a PC that is ultimately packaged and delivered through the door, is an attractive concept and increasingly there seems to be a wider choice than ever. For print houses, the growth in hybrid mail offers a whole new revenue stream.

With that in mind, domain names play a big part in selling the concept and its not often that the ideal domain comes up for sale, but UK domain investor Leon Deakin of Dotdevelopments.com has decided to put up for sale the domain HybridMail.co.uk in the hope that a company will be interested in developing it.

"We're launching five new sites this year and we've decided to sell this domain with the hope the post-related domain can be developed further by another company." he said.

"With all of us making the most of email, 'hybrid' mail is where traditional post, and the internet, can actually work well together. The technology to combine the two is already here, and this just seems a great domain for that."

Hybrid Mail isn't for the moment being pitched at the domestic market but it can be a cost effective solution for business, as well as potentially being a way to reduce carbon footprints. With EU pressure now being exerted on large organisations to reduce waste and any enviromental impact, Hybrid Mail will increasingly be a common form of communication. The release of this latest domain could be the basis for a new Hybrid Mail service in the UK or Europe.

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