posted vs message

Some examples from the web:

• Directive 96/71/EC is concerned with the practical coordination of employment conditions for posted workers.
• The necessity for preventive actions and appropriate sanctions aimed at protecting posted workers is indisputable.
• Reassessment notices shall be posted on the Ministry website.
• It's not posted online, Gus.
• But then it was posted again.
• Payments are posted to the earliest open commitment.
• Maybe He posted it for someone.
• I posted some pictures and Cooper replied.
• Someone just posted a platinum cache.
• Channing, you wanted the leaks posted quickly.
• So, Channing posted Naomi's emails.
• Shephard, someone posted your bail.
• Forensics may have posted something by now.
• Harrison posted his first profit this quarter.
• The Lloyd Webber just posted their closing notice.
• Your mom said Patty Hewes posted the bail.
• Last week, Laurie Perkins posted pictures from Paris.
• I posted a couple pictures on Instagram.
• A transfer order was just posted.
• They posted e-mails from your firm.

Some examples from the web:

• Boris Yeltsin forwarded a message condemning terrorism...
• Advise Odyssey commander of danger upon receipt of this message.
• The unbelievers amongst you sought to hinder our message.
• People Heaven sent us a message...
• Sir, I intercepted and translated the message.
• Your message said it was important.
• But unfortunately, the cylinder containing the message was damaged.
• I left you a message when...
• This base sent no message, Captain.
• Someone left a message in fingerprints.
• Maybe she left a message somewhere.
• The police department asked me to repeat this message.
• I gave Mr. Tennack your message.
• Let the wind carry my message.
• They needed to send a message.
• Boychik, you left a message.
• Good to know you got our message.
• But I have another unauthorized message.
• Relay this message to your king...
• Left a message consenting to the sale.