> They have the right to open parcels to check what's inside

You're mail's not safe either

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/05/26/1085461837021.html?oneclick=true

An elderly British couple expressed their shock yesterday after
discovering that a card posted to them had been opened by
mail workers who added an abusive note expressing regret no
money was inside.

William and Grace Kill from Oxfordshire, southern England, found
the note inside a card posted to them a month previously by a
church congregation, thanking the couple for giving a talk.

The note read: "Dear customer, we had to open this letter to check
for money or credit cards, there were none, so you can have the
f---er back !!!

"Next time, make sure there is some money !! Love, Royal Mail."

Mr Kill, 72, said both he and his 69-year-old wife were badly shaken
by the incident.

"We were disgusted and upset - it made you feel sick," he said.

"When something goes into the hands of the Royal Mail, you trust
them but this is like having someone burgling the house"

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Being called Bill Kill is kinda funny though

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