What do the small dotted horizontal lines which appear on some envelopes sent in the mail mean?
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postnet is the barcode used on Mail , it is a barcode and is used mainly by direct mail houses. here is a page that does give some information on it \nhttp://www.idautomation.com/fonts/postnet/
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I am a letter carrier in the post office so this is probably what is happening.The vast majority of letters are sorted by a machine and placed in house to house order by the machine,if the letters are incorrectly sorted by the machine the carrier delivering the mail is supposed to catch it as he looks through the mail as he walks from house to house.Sometimes if there is a lot of mail they don't look pass the number to the street name do to time restrictions.My suggestion to you is to speak to your carrier and explain your concerns then they can make a special effort to look out for any missorted mail of yours.this problem happens all the time and you will get the best results by far if you speak directly to your carrier.
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means send mail to people.
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it could be that you're mail program is set to block HTML Graphics (ie Pictures) for security purposes. there should be a link to show the images. if not check your security settings.
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it sounds like someone is forwarding emails to you.\n\nother than that, I don't understand what you're saying.  there seems to be a question there, but I don't know what it is.
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You include an envelope with your name as the addressee and put a stamp on it. It is used to return something to you without the sender needing a stamp or envelope.
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On one hand, they can expect less revenue from simple regular mails, because e-mail is much better for that.\n\nOn the other hand, they can clearly expect more and more high-margin package/parcel deliveries as e-commerce keeps growing.
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There are a few things you missed out on telling us. So I need to make some assumptions here.\nI dont know whether you are checking your mails on a mail client (like thunderbird or microsoft outlook) or a web based mail service.\nEither way, I suspect you have encountered a font issue.\nCheck with the person who sent you this mail.\nSee if they are using unicode to write those mails. If yes, set your encoding to unicode. In case of a mailclient, you need to check properties of the same. For a web based mail, check your browser.\nThen confirm on what font is specified. Here again, take help from sender of mail, if everything else fails. Install the relevant font and see if it works for you.\n\nThe answer could have been more detailed/relevant if I had a more specific details. But I hope, I hv put you on the right track!
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Sounds like something from a SCAM letter. I used to get them but when I started sending them to the Federal Government they stop coming.
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appear to be emoticons , or smileys...\nhttp://www.sherv.net/screens/EZ-Emoticons-MSN-7-Full.png\nhttp://danicico.rdsor.ro/emoticons.jpg\n\nsuggest searching web for more...\nhttp://www.moodsmilies.com/\n...
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an envelope with a stamp included.\n\n:>peace
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post script -- a note written at the bottom of the letter
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Check the email filters for whoever you are using as your service.  Could be picking those up as junk mail.
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It can be a H/W error or some driver errors or some incompatibilities between drivers and the H/W. It is difficult to judge through mails.
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That depends on what program you are using or if you are using a browser.  If it is a web based email then contact your ISP (or who ever you get your mail through)  If it is Outlook then check your settings such as incoming and out going mail servers\n\n\nThat should be worth 10 points!
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That mail is a Spam mail. Dont reply to it. Spammers just want to make sure you're email address is active so they can send you more spam mails.
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below the sender's title