Fauly mail
I think you meant "faulty mail"!
Faulty mail refers to mail that is damaged, defective, or incomplete in some way, making it unable to be delivered or read properly. This can include:
- Damaged envelopes or packages: If the envelope or package is torn, crushed, or otherwise damaged, it may not be deliverable.
- Incorrect or incomplete addresses: If the address is incorrect or incomplete, the mail may not reach its intended recipient.
- Defective or damaged contents: If the contents of the mail, such as a letter or package, are damaged or defective, it may not be usable or readable.
- Missing or torn pages: If a document or letter has missing or torn pages, it may not be complete or legible.
If you receive faulty mail, you can usually contact the sender or the postal service to report the issue and request a replacement or correction.