School is coming back around, which for a college student means your inbox is about to get jammed full of order information for textbooks, class emails, emails to yourself to remind yourself to do things, etc. This is where Sanebox comes in. Their algorithms determine the importance of each email, move unimportant messages out of the Inbox into a separate folder, and summarize them for you. Now you can focus on what’s important.
There are no plugins, downloads, or new UI to learn. If you know how to use email folders, you know how to use SaneBox – it’s as easy as reading a folder and dragging an email into one.
To help ease the pains of the start of the school year Sanebox has released 2 great offers. Firstly,if you buy a 2-Year subscription plan, you will get another 2-Year subscription plan for free – which you can give to anyone you want. That’s a whopping 50% discount!
[frame align=”right”][/frame]Secondly, you can also use the following coupon code to get 15% off any item from Sanebox – in-case you’d rather go for a monthly subscription or a yearly one. Simply use coupon code: [coupon code=”sanebox-bak15″ /]
These offers will stay active until the end of August, and no credit-card is required for your free trial – so you literally have nothing to loose, go ahead and try Sanebox FREE for 14 days.
They provide a good service if you are willing to pay for it. However, their free credit of $5 on referral basis is a scam. After I referred enough people to go for their lunch subscription, they still insist on my credit card info, my phone number etc. This is just bogus. After all my effort, am I still required to let go of my private information?
I sent them an email complaining about the matter to which they responded. They did give me the 1 year lunch prescription without me having to use my credit card information.
Thanks sanebox!