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Published on Saturday, Nov 22, 2008
There's help for the hopelessly disorganized.
Pixily is an online service that files your paperwork for you. You mail in papers such as bills, receipts and letters, or you upload digital documents. Pixily digitizes the documents and organizes them so you can retrieve them with a keyword search.
The information is stored in the same secure facilities that Amazon.com uses for its online orders, and all data are transported in an encrypted fashion, the company says.
Through Dec. 31, the service is available at introductory prices ranging from $14.95 to $59.95 a month, depending on how many documents you send in and how many pages you can store. Prices are normally $19.95 to $69.95. There's also a $4.95-a-month plan, but it's only for documents submitted digitally.
Gift certificates are available, too.
Information is at http://www.pixily.com, or call 888-674-6493. — Mary Beth Breckenridge
There's help for the hopelessly disorganized.
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