TL;DR: can you recommend me a service to send myself emails at a later date that works like a time capsule so that the email can not be deleted or seen by someone else (except the service provider obviously)?
LT;MR(= Long Text; Might Read): Lately I’ve been trying to pay attention to the passage of time by celebrating the solar-events (summer/winter solstice and autumn/spring equinox).
For this years autumn equinox celebration I would like myself and my guests to send ourselves an email that arrives a week before next years spring equinox to our own email addresses.
The prompt will be: What would you like to do more of this coming summer?
I understand many common email clients/providers support this natively but it’s my understanding those emails end up in specific folder so they are easy to find and subsequently read and/or delete which negates the idea I want to accomplish.
So, I’m looking for a service to store and send those emails to me and my guests in time for next years spring equinox.
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Never tried it but found this while searching for “delayed email service”
https://lettermelater.com/
Thanks, this looks promising, I’ll investigate.
But also thanks for giving me the word “delayed” to use in my searches. Sometimes it’s hard to remember good synonyms.