here the E-mail originated from. If this code was not found on the E-mail that you then receive you would be able to know that someone else had intercepted your E-mail and possibly even changed the information that is written in it. According to an Arlington Morning News article written by Michael Hines, this program is expected to bring in over three million dollars this year. But since it costs over forty cents per E-mail it is expected to only be used by major companies such as banks and credit card companies that can absorb this exorbitant price(Hines n. pag.). This is why the postal service has decided to expand their E-comme
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