1. I want to send flowers to @Bonnie_Greer after seeing her show in the West End. The likelihood of her giving me her address is very slim, but SendSocial enables her to receive gifts from fans whilst still retaining her privacy – we give both senders and recipients absolute security.

2. I want to send a friend a surprise, but only have their email address or Twitter ID. It wouldn’t be a surprise if I went and asked for their address. Not only this, but sending via SendSocial simplifies the whole process of sending and receiving items, and is actually faster and easier for senders to use, regardless of whether or not you know your recipient’s address.

SendSocial can act as your address book, so if you’re constantly moving around, you don’t need to be worried about things being sent to the wrong address. It also means that, if a friend only has your home address, and you know that you’re going to be at work, you can choose where you want it to be delivered.

3. As a business person, I want to send a corporate gift to the CEO of a company, but I can’t access their details. SendSocial lets me reach them.

Remember as well, that what we’ve just launched is only the tip of the iceberg in terms of what is possible with SendSocial, and, if you can’t see any uses for our service just yet, I’m sure that you will soon.