Chris Hunter <chunter...@gmail.com> writes: > I'm afraid I'm going to have to disagree here. Different countries > *do*blur the line between shops and post offices. For example, I've > visited > Canada quite a few times, and quite a few drugstores sell stamps and accept > mail for delivery under the Canada Post (canadian equivalent to USPS) sign.
sure, this is true in rural US some places too. But then those people are agents of the government, and it is a USPS facility in some sense. Again I am finding the government/official-post vs random-private-mailbox place distinction key..
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