BTW, Folding, stuffing, and putting the stamps on are the hardest part.

The wife and myself can print, fold, stuff and stamp about 200 mailers in just over an hour. 

If you email [email protected] and let them know the cheapest price you are getting right now for yellow letters and that you want a quote beating the price you have (printed, folded, stuffed, and stamped) they will beat anyone’s price regardless of what their website pricing shows.

Typical yellow letter, well written, folded in half so the envelope was a little more eye catching than some I have seen.  

(Whereas a business may fold if not meeting its costs)I am mostly a longterm B&H person.

Reminds me of the days when I first started and used to personalize and then print, fold, stuff, stamp and address all my mailers.

Most people may think that's outrageous but he gets that investment back 10 fold + just from being a member of that group.Oh, and that reminds me of my final point.

I assume you just double fold the letter then?

Besides for fold issues the paper needs to be 81/4 x 11 1/4.As for the weight...

Makes folding into invitation envelopes a lot easier..I can send anyone the file to take to their printer and have 20 pound paper printer to appear like yellow tablet paper... and then you can then print the actual letter usining your printer...