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What is whspr!? Need to receive a message by email, but can't (or don't want to) give out your email address? whspr! gives you a URL to share instead.

Need to receive a message by email, but can't (or don't want to) give out your email address? whspr! gives you a URL to share instead.

Get Emails Without Revealing Your Email Address Need to receive a message by email, but can't (or don't want to) give out your email address? whspr! gives you a URL to share instead. So what? Here's an example: Say you want to advertise a job opening on Twitter, and you don't want to share your company email address. Some applicants may not want to post a public @reply, and they can't send you a direct message if you don't already follow them. Include a whspr! URL, and they can reach you discreetly.

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