I would need...Decent quality printing of pics and good printing documents.Great quality scans.Be able to scan to USB and a combo card reading drive.Run off 12 volts.Work in temps form 0* to 110*.This would come in very handy for construction, commercial delivery, law enforcement, and tons of other places.

Delivery is important.

Postage is .16 per piece so you'll need to buy a metric ton of mail pieces to get your per piece price down to 5 cents - even the online outfits are .065 per when you add in shipping....then there's the lack of qualified targets..how many homes are rentals where the occupants aren't qualified to make a selling decision...uninterested...looking for retail sales...etc..etc..The per piece price starts going up (quickly) if you're unwilling to bundle your mailings into groups of 50-100, do the postal paperwork AND deliver to the mailing post office within their delivery window.

This does take a few extra days at times.Whereas an indicia most likely has a delivery bar code as part of the delivery address.

The notable difference with that market is appraisers have numerous protocols, government regulations, and processes to follow in the delivery of their appraisal work.

Lastly, I got the neighbor to agree to personally hand delivery the letter to the grand daughter.

Mason Valenzuela Keep in mind when sending a mail campaign that there are three key elements to the campaign, The List, The delivery System and the Copy.

Allow 6 to 8 weeks for delivery, I should be out of the country by then!

Mix up the delivery vehicle.

No rush printing, no first class mail (for postcards), no overnight delivery - all that can easily add 20% to the cost of your campaigns.