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I'm about to start a yellow letter campaign, please help how to!

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  • G, L
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Hi BP community, 

I'm about to start my very first campaign in Ireland and would appreciate any help I can get.

Unfortunately there is no address provider services here, like in US. The cheapest I found is €5/address, but I still cannot filter for out of state/absentee owner or no/low mortgage etc. I figured I would wright the letters and hand deliver it in the desired area. If the house is occupied, just drop the letter in the letterbox. If it is not, put it in a waterproof pouch and stick it on the front door in case the interested party passes by now and then.

What do you thing of this idea? 

How should I word the letter?

What should I ask if someone calls back?

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