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Paying extra virtually guarantees it will go through, which makes your perception of the message's delivery equivalent to a regular email. But the other person
by jiganti 16y ago
Paying extra virtually guarantees it will go through, which makes your perception of the message's delivery equivalent to a regular email.
But the other person doesn't know that you know that they know, while you simply know that they know. This is as explicitly as I can articulate it.
What you're avoiding is them knowing you know they know. Make sense?