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Princess said:How do you guys mail out these catalogues...the new ones don't have a blank back to put a stamp and address.
susans_kitchen said:From feedback from customers, I suggest mailing them in an envelope anyway. Apparently these, and the postcard invitations get mixed in with the junk mail rather easily and lost. They just look like another postcard advertising a company. I'm suggesting to all my hosts that they put them in an envelope with a personal note, even if it's on a sticky and be sure to use the website. I'm mailing out my mini's in a greeting card sized envelope with a letter, I figured people are likely to open a letter
The ones you order from supply have a blank back. The ones that came in all the orders during the holiday season do not have any blank space on the back.....in the US anyhow.Princess said:How do you guys mail out these catalogues...the new ones don't have a blank back to put a stamp and address.
chefmary said:Since the mini catalogs cost regular first class postage anyway, I put them into an envelope with a tri-fold flyer I made up announcing the January and February host benefits. I found it quite a bit easier than trying to place a small flyer within the mini catalog and then taping it up on 3 sides.
Mary
heat123 said:This was an older thread started when the Fall Minis came out in Sept. we will get a new Catty and minis in Feb for March selling and they are on Supply order on Pampered Partner. Just FYI
SillyChef said:Thanks for letting me know that. lol. I was like, did I miss something?!?! lol.
There are a few different options for sending catalogues without stamps. One option is to use online postage services, such as Stamps.com or Endicia, which allow you to print postage directly onto your envelopes. Another option is to use a postage meter, which can be rented or purchased and allows you to print postage directly onto envelopes or labels. You can also use pre-printed postage labels or envelopes that already have postage included.
No, unfortunately you cannot send catalogues without any postage. Postage is required for all mail being sent through the postal service. However, as mentioned before, there are alternative options for printing postage directly onto your mail or using pre-printed postage materials.
Some companies may offer free postage for sending catalogues as part of a promotion or reward program. However, in most cases, you will need to purchase or rent postage through a service or directly from the postal service. You can also consider using bulk mail services, which offer discounted rates for sending large quantities of mail.
Generally speaking, the same restrictions apply for sending catalogues with or without stamps. Your catalogues must meet size and weight requirements, and cannot contain any prohibited or restricted items. It's always a good idea to check with your local post office for any specific restrictions or guidelines.
There are a few ways to save money when sending catalogues without stamps. First, consider using bulk mail services or purchasing postage in bulk for a discounted rate. You can also look into using pre-printed postage materials or online postage services, which often offer lower rates than traditional stamps. Additionally, you can try negotiating rates with your postage provider or seeking out promotions or discounts.