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  • penguin42penguin42@mastodon.org.uk
    Nov 13, 2026, 3:03 PM

    @revk @andrew @neil Well you can get 'proof of posting' at a post-office; and often you're told to use tracked/signed-for - so there's some requirement on the sender to do something in the face of a delivery system that's known to be flaky.

    (which in the case of mail handling companies is useless - you get a delivery picture of a huge box sitting on a table without your letter visible)

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  • RevK :verified_r:revk@toot.me.uk
    Nov 13, 2026, 3:05 PM

    @penguin42 @andrew @neil Ha, yeah, but for some legal things a "proof of posting" is all you need. My suggestion on MX of recipient domain is actually a tad further down the line, but also allows for people sending email themselves not using an ISP.

    I have had such a picture (to amazon) and sued RM (who caved) on basis proof of delivery picture did not show *my* package (distinctive colour even).

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