Doesn't seem like there's much trust in our society anymore, but I also suppose it depends on the market you're in...not sure I'd want to do that in my Chicagoland market, but maybe I'm just too shy of a person, or too aware of other, much less in-yo-face methods. 

When I first started at 22 I did not realize how your communication affected people's perception on everything.

As an industry and society we should be done with telling others to sit in the back of the bus. 

Ethics is not what one person believes to be ethical, but the expectations of a group or society for acceptable conduct.

This is just a natural outgrowth of the have-it-all-now impatient nature of our society."

With regards to postcards, yes it is easier to read immediately, requiring no opening of an envelope, however we as a society are so conditioned to see what we think is junk mail (postcard with printed standard fonts) and just trash it.

I don't like strangers knocking on my door, I'd be more perceptive to a letter.

I was on the Board of Directors of the Ozarks Literacy Council, Chairman of Community Hosuing Assistance and Development, active with the Red Cross, American Cancer Society, on and on....make friends!

This situation has given her the perception that "everyone" is after her, and now she is afraid of going outside.

@Phil Glantz  I agree with you on the perception of the industry...