I'm seeing some people miss the point here, so just to clarify: the part of this that's supposed to be ridiculous isn't the fact that they're deeming postal mai

I'm seeing some people miss the point here, so just to clarify: the part of this that's supposed to be ridiculous isn't the fact that they're deeming postal mail to be secure, but the fact that they're storing passwords in plaintext in their database (and also the fact that they completely miss the nature of this very issue in their reply about postal mail). I think the title should also be edited to make this clear.