It has been almost a century since the advent of the postal service, but people in modern society have become used to email and texting. But what if you could send a letter the same way, but without the hassle of going to the USPS office? All you need is an internet connection and an address to get started. There are several benefits to sending a letter online. Here are three reasons to do so.
First of all, you should have an email account. Email accounts can be free, and you can even send a letter to yourself using a service. There are several ways to send a letter, but the USPS is the cheapest. You can also print the letter out and write it directly on paper. Once you have written the letter, you can then mail it in an envelope. USPS offers various tracking services, so you can view the delivery of your letter at any time.
Next, you should know the postal service's guidelines and the size of the envelope you choose. While a postcard can be mailed without an envelope, a letter should be sized appropriately. You should also be aware that the letter should be machinable. This means that it can fit into the USPS automated mail-processor. Avoid using envelopes that have buttons or strings. These types of mail are not machinable.
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