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Apparently, defenseless=safer and more comfortable. Interesting.

Who woulda thunk it?

I don't put that much faith in the USPS. Keep in mind, you can request delivery and read receipts on email.

Bottom line, use whichever method you feel most comfortable using. The main thing is to speak up.

Doesn't surprise me that email is taken as seriously as a letter. It's easier and quicker to process. I think it is important to note that it shouldn't be from a throw away temp email address and should contain the senders contact info in order to be taken serious. Companies for which I've worked pay zero attention to anonymous emails from "customers" using temp email accounts without verifiable identity information. The one exception is when one employee complains against another for ethical, policy or legal violations. Those tend to get investigated.