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Derrell Barton
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Direct Mail Companies?

Derrell Barton
  • Canoga Park, CA
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Hi, I see that this question has been asked before but I can't view it unless I upgrade my account :/ Pretty dumb right. So here it is. I'm a newbie mortgage banker and I'm trying to generate leads so I plan on sending out direct mail postcards around my area in Los Angeles. Are there any good companies that offer mail lists that allow me to structure certain requirements? I looked at vista print so far. Any recommendations? 

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Lee Ripma
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Lee Ripma
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If you're doing a mail merge (custom name is going to be in the letter) then checkout iti direct, they are in Pasadena and have low rates. It doesn't actually mater where they are since you do everything on the computer. If you only want postcards but no mail merge is involved vistaprint or click2mail will work. Checkout Seth Williams (not letting me tag him) on this site and his own site, he has some youtub videos showing exactly how to do this. 

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