Thank you very much for your prompt, and very helpful response! I didn't know that post addresses were allowed to be exchanged. Or that we could exchnage personal e-mails or phone numbers over your phone service. Of course, there's no way that you could prevent any lady and man from exchanging the latter information through post letterss, but I have heard that this system is...less reliable than could be desired in your part of the world. I do have one further question that I've had for a while now, and just recalled. I'm not sure if you're the right department for this question, but if not...perhaps you'd be so kind as to refer it to the proper people for me? Anyway...several times I've tried to again read some of my older letters, and when I tried to topen them, I was informed that they had been "archived", but would be e-mailed to me in a few days, if I requested. I so requested each time, but I never got a single archived letter. Can you tell me what the problem is, and perhaps correct it for me please? Again, thank you for such excellent service in the past, and for what I'm sure will be the same in the future. Take care, and God bless you. Ron Ron |
