Other districts say that the more they use the system — for sending out notices of meetings, fund-raisers and other announcements that might normally be mailed home — the more they are recouping the cost.
Going back to 2005, the IRS normally has mailed $30 billion to $40 billion in refunds by this point.
Interns and staff assistants normally sort mail by issue, whereupon replies are written by legislative correspondents and more interns.
However, most Architectural firms know how to save their CAD and other computerized files as a PDF, which they will normally e-mail to you and you will be able to open and view (although not alter, as the Architects are responsible for the integrity of their work).
Mr. Hendrickson and his wife had little money and normally threw away any credit cards mailed to them.
The employer will normally call or e-mail you in advance to set up an interview time.
There are other proposals that involve "computational puzzles": time-consuming tasks the sender's computer must perform, unnoticeable to someone who is sending e-mail normally, but too much for someone sending e-mail in bulk.
Spammers could send junk e-mail normally, keeping their anonymity and avoiding the extra charge, but accepting the usual response rate.
He persuaded the normally hard-hearted Mail On Sunday that hiring a few more tax inspectors for the Treasury's "Affluence Unit" amounts to a big attack on tax dodging.
According to conventional wisdom, spammers normally buy e-mail addresses from people who comb the Internet collecting them, rather than from those who obtain lists from Internet service providers, of which AOL is the world's largest.
