Best way to send data to server?

Hi,
I'm sending the usual info (name, email, address, city &
zip) from flex to a PHP script which then emails that data to me
and I was wondering if I should send each separately (
variables.name = name.text ) and format it in php to send to me or
should I format all the data in flex and send it as one lump to php
( variables.client, where client has all the above data formated in
the way I need )? Which would be the best or doesn't it matter?
Thanks,
Paul

Send it all at once. Why not?
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