palani
13th February 2013, 08:30 AM
In case you might have been wondering .... How do you know you are dealing with your own domestic government?
1) They don't charge fees.
2) They don't pay postage.
3) They don't expect postage to be paid to communicate with them.
Here is a copy of an envelope in which a local clerk was communicating with the Sec of State (circa 1840). See any postage?
http://i48.tinypic.com/21mdoi1.jpg
How do you know you are dealing with people domestic to you?
1) They don't charge you a fee for helping you.
2) You don't charge them a fee for helping them.
1) They don't charge fees.
2) They don't pay postage.
3) They don't expect postage to be paid to communicate with them.
Here is a copy of an envelope in which a local clerk was communicating with the Sec of State (circa 1840). See any postage?
http://i48.tinypic.com/21mdoi1.jpg
How do you know you are dealing with people domestic to you?
1) They don't charge you a fee for helping you.
2) You don't charge them a fee for helping them.