They didn't deliver the speeds they promised and when I quit, tried to run my card for $400 canx fee.

Hello, I just mailed out my tenants security deposit (in full w interest blah blah blah) to their specified forwarding address via UPS and see it was delivered per “met customer”.

The next two we bought we put it in the contract that they needed to be delivered vacant. 

Sometimes we will pay for materials and have directly delivered to job site.

The condo was delivered to me in February 2020 and a few weeks after the pandemic break thru and everything came to a halt.

You have to make sure you get your payment delivered timely. 

I’ll be delivering that tomorrow.

with email marketing for example, a good open rate is 20%. with text, the average open rate is 90% or higher. everyone reads every text they get. that extra 10% is due to some phone carriers having a “spam text” folder. i personally have never seen this, but i do see many of my texts not being delivered due to the phone carriers’ spam folders. anywho, people rarely answer the phone, and almost always listen to voicemails. so i feel texts & voicemail drops would probably have about the same efficacy. texts might beat VM drops because they could be perceived to be more authentic (depending on how they’re written), meaning more responses. you’d also have to consider your demographic. will you know that the #s on the list are cell phones vs landlines?

As long as you're reaching out to people with the information they want, and you have consent to message them - a mass texting service can be a very powerful communication tool for delivering reminders, notifications, and alerts.

Now to your question: who physically delivers to the tenants is typically outlined in the contract, but most common is the seller.