By now I recognized her postmark and handwriting and threw it into recycling without opening (my husband was mad, he wanted to read it).

I am currently hitting mine for six months then recycling the list.

---etc etc"   I apologized, told her I'd remove her from my list and gave her some advice-- to simply put the post card in the recycle bin.  

Valupak that blue recyclable envelope.... does anyone even open them?

Everything else goes in the recycling bin. 

I also give them a detailed 11"x17" floor plan with dimensions of each wall that they may need to plan out furniture placements, as well as locations of switched receptacles, cable outlets to plan where to put floor lamps, mount TVs etc...At key handover I give them more detailed package including a list of appliance models and serial numbers, a detailed electrical panel schedule, city mosquito control number, garbage collection schedule for regular waste, recycle waste, yard waste and bulk trash, smoke alarm batteries, storage shed padlocks, location of the secret switch to opens the swinging bookshelf that reveals two more bedrooms.

Finally I decided that this month I would divert some of my marketing dollars to another market. 

@Donna BrownWelcome to BP, but lets keep the thread and not divert the attention on the topic at hand....You may ask the question on a different forum..If you send me your pm, I can send you one.Thanks

With branding, even if your piece is tossed in the recycling, the homeowner can be reminded of who you are and what you do.Remember, our mailers are not what convinces someone to sell their house. 

You can fish those out of the recycling bin of any mortgage office, no special partnership needed.