Few years back at the time where email was gaining its popularity, many people showed an aversion towards the new revolutionary thing. It is quite obvious why this happened and it couldn’t be erased completely. People just tried and left it for no purpose recuring the letter method. But it kept growing in spite of the usual aversion phenomenon. Early adaptors backed it well enough to sustain that virus. People looking for a novel method of communication gladly accepted it and the virus started to proliferate further. Saving a lot of time made it more acceptable in the business arena. They published circulars informing the employees should have a mail account. Now, I think there is no probability for anyone to have a neighbor who doesn’t have a mail account. That was a history and history sometimes repeat with the same message. We witnessed a lot of similar patterns with PayPal, Google, Facebook, and many others. Yet the basic instinct of going with the old remains. People having e...