But I have to agree with others, I already get my bills and statements sent electronically and securely, through my bank or providers, with better security than this will ever offer. And I do not like the idea of my mail be stored in some system somewhere where it can be all hacked at one time. At least with separate companies, if one gets hacked, the rest of my info is safe.

And I have all these “features”, I am well into e-billing which works just fine thank you, and add a program like “1Password” to the mix, which generates random, large, secure password for all the systems I access, and manages them on my computer for easy access behind a secure password, and on iPad and mobile phone too, and I see zero reason for this.

And what worries me most: What a great place for SPAM. Physical junk mail costs a lot of money. So I thought, how will Zumbox make money of it is free. Then it dawned on me: Now, with Zumbox, junk mail providers, credit card solicitations, catalogs, pleas for donations, store advertisements, and a dozen other junk mail companies can now send to me with much less cost, Zumbox charges a small fee per message, and makes money sending us SPAM and junk mail. Marvelous!

Yea, this idea makes no sense at all to me, I will pass, even for “free.”

It will be obsolete before it will gain any market traction.

No thanks. I've signed up for electronic delivery of all my bank statements and utility bills already. I'm not going to unwind my multiple logins. I have to have all the individual account logins anyway for various proprietary account management needs, so this just adds one more place to log into and doesn't really appear to remove anything. The stuff that still comes to the door by paper SHOULD come to the door by paper. And, I feel a little more secure having individual logins to my various accounts (different passwords and user names on all of them) because if one bank gets compromised, the others won't