Delivery workers, property workers, landscapers, contractors, your mailman, your garbage man, your meter readers, etc., are great for this because they are driving neighborhoods everyday anyway.

Then I went to Lowes and negotiated an even better deal and even after paying tax wound up paying less than the online dealer and had free local delivery and kept the $$$ in the community so a win for everyone!

@Julie Groth I provide my guests with the name of a grocery delivery that will put whatever they want in the fridge before they even get there.

Take the time to build your name, grow your partner/investors relationships and be honest, open and committed to upholding your deliveries.

This is my first eviction experience, eviction notice was sent from my lawyers office and delivery confirmed.

I kept my S for another year and just sold it and take delivery on a new X on Sat. 

If you want to actually do REI, you need to upgrade to the "Advanced," which I want to say was $15k, at the time (maybe more).A lot of fluff, but when it comes down to it, they don't deliver. I

I'm working a Pizza delivery job making around 21,000 a year.

I was also waiting on delivery of the SimpliSafe alarm system I ordered.

https://www.canadapost.ca/sam/step1-target.aspx <-- once you input a postal code, you can click on the interactive map and select specific zones to identify # of houses, upload your custom template, choose the week of delivery, recoccuring frequency and get the cost once you have selected all your options. https://crtc.gc.ca/eng/internet/anti.htmTurns out that the anti-spam laws in Canada are online (e-message) specific and do not include conventional mailers.