Messages about Mail

Everyone at some point in their lives, will need to end up sending a letter, a card, or any type of document to someone of importance. But the way they will execute that will be different. Depending on the preference, us human beings will use a Postal Service to send a Physical Copy, or an electronic copy over the internet; called email. Someone might ask, what’s the differences and what are the similarities? There are actually more similarities than expected.
One of the most important similarity is the process of the mail being sent. Either one, email or mail will be sent to a regional service, after it is being processed, it is sent to the local service, then finally, it will be sent to the personal address. Other similarities includes the mailbox, for email, it is considered your inbox in the email. Both of them have a post office, which is the Postal Services Building for regular mail, and that is equivalent to the URL Address for email. They both use addresses to send it to the destination. Other types of similarities are being able to send photos, and chain mails can also occur with both methods.    
Now let’s get into the differences; one of them is the items being sent, items sent in the mail tend to have more heart for example, Christmas Cards will be made from the thought of a person while an email is something that is typed up. A second type of difference is the fact that people are involved with Postal Mail while email is sent with a click. At postal services, the workers will need to sort out the mails so it can be sent to a certain place even if it does not have a proper address, for emails; if something is mistyped within the email address it will get nowhere because there not a proper place for it to go. A third difference is that when the mail is sent through the postal services, it can only be accessed at the address sent., while an email can be accessed anywhere in the world with any type of internet device, at any time of the day.    
Although both methods have the same job, and both get it done the right way, it does have plenty of differences that different people will prefer over the other

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