Good to meet you an a very good question.Look at the paragraph that refers to  Telemarketers must promptly tell you the identity of the seller or charitable organization and that the call is a sales call or a charitable solicitation.and time limit of returning a call after the initial inbound.If you make an inquiry or submit an application to a company, it can call you for three months afterward

Understand, the two surrounds will be practically identical.

Working up some direct mail pieces and wanted to get some input from anyone who does direct mail on a regular basis. Would you recommend sending the same mailing piece every time or would you mix it up sending a new ...

BUT, if they receive 3, 4, 15 more letters, Identical or similar .. ( "$BUY$... your house..."), how shady do you and all the other yellow letters look?

We trusted the Rex Report in the beginning until one of our staff discovered that it had multiple identical listings in a single report which ended-up costing us thousands of dollars in unnecessary postage and mail-marketing fees.

Have not reached too far with banks on the commercial side yet, but wanted to make this its own LLC identity separate since it essentially is a new business model for us.

He stole my identity two years ago and his is posting on all the investor site trying to get investors to pay him upfront fees.

I do see the advantage of concealing my identity, but it doesn't seem worth the risk to me.

Two identical twin brothers walk into a bar.

That's one reason I'm not a huge fan of letters with no branding or identity.(2) This point builds on #1 in that often newer investors seem unaware that their competitors are pounding the same lists, and also seem surprised when they send out their first two mailings with lackluster results.