You think that was a dump question? When I first read your post I thought you might be asking about a mail envelope that returned from the post-office with a big black dot on it.
Yip, same here.
Yip, same here.
Thats the 'approve' smilie, I thought it was the "Well sometimes I'm an idiot too" smilie! (Heehehehehehehe)Hey, don't feel bad Gale I've been around since the start
The big black dot on an envelope is typically used to indicate sensitive or classified information. It may also indicate that the contents of the envelope are urgent or important.
Envelopes with a big black dot can be used by anyone, but they are most commonly used by government agencies, businesses, and organizations that handle confidential information.
If you receive an envelope with a big black dot, it is important to handle it with care and follow any instructions that may be included. If there are no specific instructions, it is best to open the envelope carefully and handle the contents with discretion.
No, not necessarily. While envelopes with a big black dot often contain important or sensitive information, they may also be used for marketing purposes or to draw attention to a particular message or offer.
There is no specific way to open envelopes with a big black dot, but it is important to be cautious and respectful of any sensitive information that may be inside. It is also important to avoid damaging the contents of the envelope when opening it.