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AOL paid him $200 to record “You’ve Got Mail.” His voice was heard 35 million times a day.
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AOL paid him $200 to record “You’ve Got Mail.” His voice was heard 35 million times a day.
You’ve heard him hundreds of times. Maybe thousands. You’d recognize his voice in a second. You probably never knew his name. Elwood Edwards. The “You’ve Got Mail” guy. The voice every American who logged on in the ’90s heard before checking their email, their pictures, their voicemail. He was paid $200 total. (Yes, you read that right.) 📼 The story behind the voice Here’s how it happened. In 1989, his wife, Karen, worked customer service at a …
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