We do ACH batches at my "day job", and it doesn't cost us or our customers anything from their banks.

Before another batch of HGTV newbies rotates in to replace them?

I wanted to use this strategy as my first touch with a batch of absentee leads. 

My feeling is that shorts never look as good as the material batches they came from, especially if the color grade / match of the original product bundles wasn't very high in the first place.

I particularly like the idea of evaluating the price point you're looking for before hand and just writing it directly in the letter.I actually just mailed out my first batch of direct mail letters, and I didn't bother to do the math before hand.

They evidently had a bad batch come through last year and we were having about a 10% failure rate..The key to the smartkeys is they are not very forgiving if you don't rekey the "proper" way...

You can look into Batch Dialer or Mojo Dialer as well.

We use a couple of different sources for skip tracing: batch leads, Kind Skip Tracing, and some highly recommended people from Fiverr.Thank you for those links!

But This Is A VERY BAD BATCH..

I work with an investor who picks up 10+ notes in batches.