ANNOUNCER: Bob Gregersen from Bartlesville, Oklahoma asks, "With the anthrax scare being sent in letters, how does one look for a suspicious letter or package?"</s>DEBORAH WHILHITE, SR. VICE PRESIDENT, UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE: Look for oversized mail. Look for mail that's been taped or overtaped. Look for mail with too much postage on it. If you get mail that you believe is suspicious, set it aside, put in a plastic bag, wash your hands and call law enforcement to take care of that mail. During this holiday season, we would urge everyone to make sure that you put a return address on mail. That's one of the first things that we think that important for you to know who you're receiving mail from. So friends and relatives, go that extra step to put that return address on the outside of the envelope so there's no question when you're loved ones are opening up their holiday mail.
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