He sent an e-mail to me, care of Linda Cooper, at the hospital on March 10. This communication was dispersed to several people. I never received a copy of the original.

I had a communication from a constituent named Dan Boggs. It was sent to me personally … He wrote it to me and me only as a board member. In the last paragraph, he asked me to take a specific action.

While electronic forms of communication continue to grow, there's no question that physical mail is a fundamental component of the way business is conducted. We have the daily presence in our customers' mailrooms, the electronic connectivity to our customers and the physical infrastructure to provide superior distribution services, and that's a powerful combination.

[With such text communication systems as IP relay or e-mail, said Wilson,] misunderstandings happened quite frequently. ... I am happy.

We might e-mail before going over, but we still go over for that cup of sugar.

If people mail their credit card payments from the mailbox at their house, the thief will steal the mail. Then the thief will have access to credit-card information, checking account information and their signature.