This exists. 

Handiemail: Real Handwitten Words

And, they're hiring. At last, the day job I was born to work as a supplement to my fabulous lifestyle. Sadie Doyle would be proud. 

I completed my application, with the exception of a writing sample. I printed out their gridlines, put it under a piece of paper, and copied the sample text as faithfully as possible. It was a thing of beauty. 

I got all the way to the very end, and signed the sample letter with, 

"Handemal." 

According to their specs, this means I have to rewrite the whole thing from the beginning. 

Further hilarity: as I typed this, I spelled "faithfully" as "failthfully." 

Edited to add: Here's another thing. As I was copying the text, concentrating on my handwriting, and making sure my words and sentences fit within the line guides and so on, only checking to make sure everything matched (it's more like drawing, honestly), something sort of unlocked and woke up in my brain. It felt really good.  I haven't been able to find my magical purple journal for over a week now and it's driving me crazy.  My point is, long hand writing does something in terms of brain activity. 

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6/17 '15 11 Comments
This is so cool. I almost applied, then I remembered that I barely have time to write my own thank you notes!
Oh yeah. They want people to commit about 20 hours a week.

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You'll have a better chance of getting hired than I will!
That is amazing.
Remember how people used to write letters to pass the time? As an alternative to playing cards or going for a walk? :)
I certainly used to! though I am not sure cards and walks occurred to me.
Yeah, I got lost in Austenland for a minute there. :)
This company is lifted directly from the movie "Her." I wonder if it was founded after the film came out
I haven't seen the movie, but wasn't his job that he was given a set of parameters, and then wrote a semi-original letter based on the client's request? This is just copying text. I have to keep all their mistakes and they have to sign a waiver saying that the letter won't be malicious, misleading, etc. etc.
Oof, I missed the title of your post!