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Re: Postal Service wants 5 cent per email charge
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Posted by typical of government policies on January 27, 2002 at 20:02:33 from (216.109.205.96):
In Reply to: Postal Service wants 5 cent per email charge posted by Larry on January 27, 2002 at 16:18:12:
have us pay them for services they arent going to provide. I WONT PAY. Somone built a better mousetrap, and we should pay for the old one too? Would be tragic to see our own goverment end free trade and capitalization from a PRIVATE BUSINESS. The title United States Postal Service is just a name of a for profit private enterprise. This idea has been kicked around for years, but it would be so drastically against the law, that it can never happen
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