What came in the mail?
Some letters arrive written to confuse you. SimplyStated explains them — what it is, what they want, what happens if you ignore it, and the exact next steps. Every deadline, amount, and phone number it spots is shown beside the words it came from, so you can check it in one glance.
Needs an internet connection to read, translate, and save. SimplyStated gives plain-English information, not legal or financial advice.
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Any language, both ways — letters in 45 languages are explained in English, or any other language.
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Honest pricing
Free: 5 letters a month, every feature, no card.
Unlimited: $3.99/month or $29.99/year.
Letter pack: $4.99 for 20 more letters, never expires.
Paid plans arrive with the Google Play launch. In this build, everything is free.
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After saving, you can run the scam check — “Is this letter real?” — translate it, and tick off the next steps as you do them.
What it says
Is this letter real?
Every letter gets a scam check: a plain verdict, the letter's own words quoted as evidence, and ways to verify the sender that never use the number printed on the letter itself.
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