Sarettah: I am sure that the post office, while happy to take your nickle a piece, will not deliver 1000 pieces per address per day. They have limits... if the demand got that high, I suspect you would see them raise prices to maximize returns...
There is a limit to what can come in your mailbox - there is no limit to what comes in spam.
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The post office here will fill your mailbox with as much as it will hold and then will leave a note saying that you need to come to the post office and pick up the rest. If postage is paid on the piece, they will deliver it. Period, no limits, no legislation out there that controls the limits. So, yes, they will and do deliver 1000 pieces a day. Many businesses get 1000's and 1000's of pieces of mail a day. The post office makes no distinction other than the classification of the mail. First class is supposed to get higher priority through the system than bulk does. Stamped mail gets higher priority than metered.
There are limits on many peoples email boxes as to what they will hold after that the mail just bounces. Many ISP's limit the size of the email box, most free email limits it.
There really is no difference Alex. Except that they keep trying to legislate email. And I still maintain that is only because they don't get a cut.
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05-15-2003
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