if you send a letter through the mail,will it get send back if it's too thick? its regular size white envelope
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It will be delivered with postage due and a yellow slip for the recipient to pay before receiving it .
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To the return address on the envelope.
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if you are using outlook, you can tell that it was sent successfully coz the email that you sent out sits on the sent items, but if it  were not sent out sucessfully you'll get an error and it sits on your outbox. if your using the webmail it sits on the sent items too!, but if your friends have a full inbox a mailer deamon will be sent to you that the following receipents were not able to receive your email.
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If the person you are sending the email to is using an internet based mail (such as Yahoo, MSN, GMail, etc.) then there isn't anyway to check for this....although I do remember seeing something about requesting a return reciept. However, if they have a non-web based mail then you can usually check the status of the message, and see if they recieved it.
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It's sorta like Christmas, isn't it?? You have to wait and wait, and than all of a sudden you get a nicely "wrapped" gift from someone in your email box. Sure, you can see the 'wrapping paper' and sorta tell what is inside ( joke, forward, serious email.. blahblah).  Slowly you move your mouse towards the email and WOW!  Just what you've ALWAYS wanted!! You've very own, very modern EMAILLLL Yip PEEEEEEE.   Yeah..  I may know what you're talkin about.  Been there done that.  Don't worry about bein normal or not.  Normal is so boring.
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There's so much bulk mail nowadays but it won't hurt if there is a contact number or anything like that to test the validity of this e-mail. Good Luck :)
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I usually put return to sender and send it back. Thing is, I've lived in this apartment for over 5 years, and I sometimes still get mail for previous tenants. Anymore sometimes I can't help but open it to see what it is. But I don't do that all the time, just sometimes. I can't believe it still comes in...
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You mean the smaller size with white borders? Try tp put it back in regular size.
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Well from a Postal perspective if you didnt leave a change of address he do that if you dont live there anymore, he can write retrun to sender unless you made out change of address then the Post Office should of not delievered it to that address. Email me if you got any questions! f_gone_postal@yahoo.com
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Yes, unless your mail ends up being filtered as spam for some reason.  That is getting more and more likely.\n\nAnd you need to be aware that Yahoo! mail is often messed up -- the servers just can't seem to keep up -- and there may be a delay of up to a few days in delivering or receiving mail when sent from or to a Yahoo! address.\n\nSo, patience is called for!
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Write it yourself and send it in the mail with no return address on it. Be creative and put something special inside that looks like its from the North Pole. One year, I left a note from SAnta to my little sister and I read it to her on x-mas morning. She was thrilled Santa left her a letter. The look on her face is one I will never forget :)
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The USPS will just charge the person you sent it to .02, unless it is a company in which they might send it back.
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no put it back in mail box an flag it  on letter but wrong address let the post office worie aboutr it
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It wasn't a certified letter you had to sign for, was it?  If it was, you can't refuse it now.  If it was sent regular post you don't need to add any postage if you haven't opened it, just cross out your address with an arrow to the sender address and write "refused, return to sender"
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by sending email. If it reaches there and u dont get any failure mail delivery notice that means it is valid.
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You should send something. Even if it's just a nice card and a gift card. NO EMAILS though! Good luck to you.
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That question's a bit confusing. I need a bit more information to answer that question. From my guess, check the "sent" mail folder and re-send it...?