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| − | '''Mail''' originally | + | '''Mail''' originally referred to letters, parcels, and packages sent by courier or a dedicated post office from one physical location to another. Historically, they have been transferred by dedicated courier (on [[Horseback riding|horseback]] or on foot), travelers (who bring mail along with them, though that is on their main purpose), and stagecoach (to maximize profit from driving people through undeveloped areas). |
Today, it can also refer to [[e-mail]] sent electronically. | Today, it can also refer to [[e-mail]] sent electronically. | ||
| − | + | ==See also== | |
*[[Direct mail]] | *[[Direct mail]] | ||
*[[ZIP code]] | *[[ZIP code]] | ||
| − | + | *[[Bulk mail]] | |
| + | *[[First class mail]] | ||
| + | *[[United States Postal Service]] | ||
[[Category:Communication]] | [[Category:Communication]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:50, January 5, 2017
Mail originally referred to letters, parcels, and packages sent by courier or a dedicated post office from one physical location to another. Historically, they have been transferred by dedicated courier (on horseback or on foot), travelers (who bring mail along with them, though that is on their main purpose), and stagecoach (to maximize profit from driving people through undeveloped areas).
Today, it can also refer to e-mail sent electronically.