Do you still post letters via regular mail instead of using email?

Question

not business letters personal, how are you doing letters?

are you guilty or not?

Answer 1

I haven't sent a letter via snailmail for several years (besides xmas cards). So ya..I'm guilty.

It's tough, when you're on the internet all day. I pay all my bills online, use IM, send ecards, etc.

Sign of the times, I guess.

I know a hand written, mailed letter is more personal...but I'm a guy and it seems hard to do that now, when you can email someone or call them.

Answer 2

I don't do letters per say, but I do short notes and some funny cards via email. Any other correspondence such as Thank You and Birthday cards, I send regular mail.

Answer 3

Yes I am guilty of mailing letters

Answer 4

Email,guilty.

Answer 5

I send birthday cards and letters to my family and friends by snail mail when it isn't important when they get there; if time is more of an issue, I use e-mail.

Answer 6

I have sent out plenty of cards, postcards, and mail art. Also, I write my father letters 1 or twice a month which go in the slow mail

Answer 7

It fairly relies upon on what grow to be requested in the ad (some noticeably say: digital mail, no mail or telephone, or regardless of). i'd keep on with the pastime ad. yet on your case (because you've a portfolio to teach), i'd despatched it by skill of snail mail to boot, in case you imagine that the pattern e book could upload more suitable cost on your resume and get you picked out of the gang. It fairly relies upon on what the ad requested. on the different hand, sending a portfolio at this level would nicely be an overkill. they'd nicely be requiring one in the later tiers on the alternative procedure notwithstanding...they'd nicely be only picking a initial pool of applicants immediately, in accordance with only their resume. the pro artwork samples would nicely be requested later...you are able to recognize more suitable constructive, i'm no longer in this field, only my 2 cents.. good success.

Answer 8

Good morning to you - hope you had a good weekend.

I still love receiving letters and cards by snale mail, so I do send them myself....although not as frequently, I admit!

My pet hate is the "E-card"

Answer 9

Yes. I adopted a soldier in Iraq and write him every week. It's nice to get a letter you can hold and read , especialy far from home. If anyone wants to adopt one too, go to "soldiersangels.org"

Answer 10

I still send out letters. There's are moments when e-mails just won't do.