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Old January 14th 04, 08:07 PM
Scot Kamins
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In article ,
"michael adams" wrote (quoting something from
some website):

I understand that Express Mail®, Priority Mail®, Global Express
Guaranteed®, Global Express Mail® and Global Priority Mail® packaging
is the property of the United States Postal Service and is provided
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^
solely for sending Express Mail®, Priority Mail®, Global Express
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Guaranteed®, Global Express Mail® and Global Priority Mail®.
Misuse may be a violation of federal law.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^


This, of course, does not answer the question. The statement "Misuse may
be a violation of federal law" says nothing.

Let me repeat: "Will someone who actually knows what s/he is talking
about from a LEGAL point of view please enlighten us on the issue?"

Scot Kamins
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