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Tracy Z. Rewey
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Why Note Buyers Are Investing In Stamps Today - Direct Mail Tips

Tracy Z. Rewey
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  • Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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If you direct mail to note holders using a first class stamp today is the day to go buy Forever Stamps. The rate goes from 50 cents to 55 cents on January 27th but these stamps will work... well... forever.

I just bought a bunch online (they deliver for $1.75) and figure that is already a 10% return (or savings) for my direct mail letters in 2019. While metered mail and postcards are cheaper I still like to send my first letter in a number 10 window envelope, hand signed, with a real stamp for an increased response.

Does anyone want to add their direct mail tips for note investors?

  • Tracy Z. Rewey
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