If so, that's because you've sent the same message multiple times, you've sent multiple message quickly or the recipients of your messages have flagged them as spam.  

States with no income tax will be the recipients of much of that migration.

All of us have seen this, and any of us (including me) with votes have been recipients of this.

Time consuming but you can pay someone to write the recipients name on the envelope if you don't have the time.

The PM is the recipient, they have the paperwork, they have the responsibility. 

There are a couple of negatives - I can't see that sending an SMS to more than one recipient at a time is possible.

No offence was intended towards all Sec. 8 recipients, just the ones that can work and wont.

My understanding is that a gift of such interest carries its current basis, but if that interest is inherited then the recipient has a basis that is "stepped up" to the value at the time inherited -- a benefit to the heir.I haven't really given you any usable answers, but i hope I've suggested some questions you should investigate with your accountant or lawyer.

This provides the recipient with actual information that will get them to visit your site.

I was always told the cell was for your convenience, no one elses.I used to do inside sales at a enterprise IT company and the emails sent between 9-11am and 2-3:30pm got better hits than other times (our guess was the recipients were at their desk and had gone through their inbox already).