It depends on what you compare it with:
Sending by post:
-you have to wait a while
-maybe someone else read it
-it may not reach the person (change address, etc.)
Personally delivering letter:
-unless you're very close, it still takes time
-you can't do anything else while delivering
-you might make a mistake and send it to wrong place
Sending email:
-maybe someone else read it
-it may not reach the person (change address, spam filter, etc.)
-the person might not read it, if it looks like spam
-it might be considered too informal
For instance, typing using a keyboard and sending the information via email.
A video birthday greeting can be sent by first recording it using a video camera. Then you have the options of burning it onto a disk, sending via multimedia messaging, uploading it to a site, or sending via email.
Remit a "cease and desist" letter to the agency via registered mail with receipt requested.
What shipping service was used? If it was mailed via USPS Express Mail, it will be there the next business day. If it was mailed via USPS Priority Mail, then it will be there in about 2 or 3 business days (though this is NOT guaranteed). Items mailed via USPS First Class typically arrive in 2-5 business days (again, not guaranteed). Parcel Post (and similar services like Media Mail or Library Mail) typically arrive in 5-7 business days.
In my experience, quite simply, "nothing." It's as if you didn't send it at all. I sent a no-trespass letter via certified mail. It was never picked up or signed for after 4 notices were left with the recipient. Then, the letter was returned to me with proof that the post office had left notices on several dates. When I inquired about filing the notice to begin with, one police officer informed me that the no-trespass order would be in effect whether the recipient signed for it or not. After realizing the person had not yet picked up the letter, I notified the police again and got a completely different answer from another officer. Basically, ignoring a certified letter means you don't have to do what's inside of it!!!! So, apparently the person you're trying to keep away from your property ends up with the power. How ridiculous!! No accountability.
via the post office.
it's easier trustworthy maybe timesaving depending on person and its usually free
Yes, Facebook does support evite sending. To send an evite via facebook, click "Post on Facebook" on the confirmation page of the completed evite invitation list.
The cost of mailing a letter via first class mail depends on how much the letter weighs, how far you are sending it and if you purchase insurance for the letter. You can calculate online and get a quote from the USPS website.
You can contact a modeling agency via email or by telephone. Depending on the nature of the complaint you also have the option of writing them a letter and sending it via snail mail.
Depends on the letter and country and who is sending it. It can be as cheap as free to many dollars. A First Class large envelope would be about $8 from the USA via the USPS.
i think 9 days right
2-3 days
Two business days is the standard time however, depending on what time of day you send it (earlier is better) it may get there in one business day. As a side note, there is no benefit (other than getting a tracking number) to sending a letter via express post in Nova Scotia since it won't get there any faster.
sending data via nodes
I've just received a package via parcel post. I wish you could just send yourself to me via parcel post!
It depends on the weight of the letter and the shipping method chosen. For a standard 1 oz letter sent via First-Class Mail, you would need one Forever stamp if you're sending it within the United States. If it's heavier, you may need additional stamps.