Any grammar Police out there?

[inhawaii]

On your listings ... is it  "First Class mail" or "First Class Mail"?    😉

[this*old*attic]

Little “m” although not sure it matters.

[stephenmorgan]

According to USPS their register trade mark is

[eleanor*rigby]

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@inhawaii wrote:

On your listings ... is it  "First Class mail" or "First Class Mail"?    😉

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It's "First Class Mail" all over the usps.com website.

[richard1rst]

m = might be misuse of a trade mark and when you anger the Gods they won't deliver your mail

HAHAHAHAHAHA

[a_c_green]

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@inhawaii wrote:

On your listings ... is it  "First Class mail" or "First Class Mail"?    😉

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"Mail" because it's part of the name. It distinguishes it from First Class Package.

[inhawaii]

Thank you.  I'm  a stickler for grammar. 

Now if you''ll excuse me, I have 217 listings to correct. 

Just kidding!   😉

[ayanthi54]

Yes, there can be no progress without change .....
I put the list first .....
what will happen? .. to my item ......

[postingid7659]

I don't know, I never send anything first class

[coolections]

Actually in a sentence only the first word would be capitalized. None of those words are worthy of capitalization.

[bigdeals.etc]

1st Class male.

[chapeau-noir]

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@inhawaii wrote:

On your listings ... is it  "First Class mail" or "First Class Mail"?    😉

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@inhawaii  The USPS has trademarked it, so it's First-Class Mail - if you want to be tedious, you can use the trademark symbol in the listing text.

[chapeau-noir]

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@bigdeals.etc wrote:

1st Class male.

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Run away! Run away!

[mudshark61369]

@inhawaii,

I'm lazy so I write 1st Class Mail, 

Since you're located in Hawaii, you could give your listings some local flavor and write

Da Kine, First Class Mail or No Ka Oi, Priority Mail. 

[bigdeals.etc]

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@mudshark61369 wrote:

@inhawaii,

I'm lazy so I write 1st Class Mail, 

Since you're located in Hawaii, you could give your listings some local flavor and write

Da Kine, First Class Mail or No Ka Oi, Priority Mail. 

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Omg. OT I never knew Da Kine was a pidgin phrase. I wouldn’t have thought because I know it as a popular ski/snowboard brand and only a small region of Hawaii has snow. I learned something new today.