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This was a common thing with snailmail back when it was the primary means of such communications. My sense is that it's because if an institution is contacting
by JohnFen 11mo ago
This was a common thing with snailmail back when it was the primary means of such communications. My sense is that it's because if an institution is contacting you in a way that isn't routine, the odds are pretty high that it isn't to give you good news.