As an example.. If you were to hire a private courrier to deliver a package to the home address of another person, would you expect the receiving person to pay for the package that you have already spent frn's on to facilitate the delivery? Of course not.

Any package that is delivered to your home address is already 'pre-paid' and therefore, cannot be considered as 'free home delivery'.. frn's or portions thereof have already been put in place for that service.

Even government agencies, have expense accounts established for the purpose of 'paying' for their postal needs. Therefore, when you receive a delivery from the courts, it has already been 'paid' and therefore cannot be considered 'free'. It was a portion of your tax dollars that aided the 'payment'.

Jerry