This website is certainly novel, although I wonder how useful will it really be to the public at large. The basic premise is that by paying a small rate you are receiving a complimentary letter right in your mailbox.
These letters are written by a person – they are not the result of computer concatenating phrases or any other automation process, and no templates are used either. Each and every letter that is sent out is penned by a person, using information that the client himself had submitted beforehand.
All letters are said to come with a “Feel Good Guarantee” which means that if the letter was not appealing you can either request a second letter or your money back.
And it must also be mentioned that you can receive an email instead of a letter if you want.
While it is easy to get sarcastic with a service like this one, it is also true that the site denotes a lot of genuine sentiment. I feel that anything that has been devised to give people an uplifting time is commendable. But I just don’t know how many among the buying public are actually that idealistic.
TrueCompliments.com In Their Own Words
“Tell us who you are, what you do and what you wish for to feel recognized about and we’ll send you a neat personalized letter with our feedback and compliments.”
Why TrueCompliments.com It Might Be A Killer
It is a service can play out a true motivational role in the lives of people.
Some Questions About TrueCompliments.com
How many people really care about something like this? 
