a) Office Supplies (e.g. stamps, envelopes)   b) Software   c) Gas/Mileage   d) Advertising + Payroll12) Lawyer/Law office/Legal fees13) Accounting/Bookkeeping/CPA/Tax preparer/Tax advisor

If I had such a letter I would be sure it was wet stamped by the engineer.

It is easy to buy that kind of thing and lose your shirt. 

On the other side it has a place for a postage stamp, a place to write a friends address!

I always gave away free t-shirts and the end result was 250-500 "billboards" walking around all weekend long showing off my logo.

@Michael EalyI guess killing a cop and breast feeding are both impactful enough for the city of Cincinnati to give their stamp of approval.That's a high bar the city set.

My businessman brother chided me a lot during the downturn about “losing my shirt” because property values dropped (they’re back stronger than ever today!).

He'd give the shirt off his back if he saw someone in need and I am hell bent on giving him the best quality of life I can afford for the remainder of the time I have with him.

At the same time, I watched HUNDREDS of friends, families, and acquaintances, and yes some of them were investors just like the BPers, lose their shirts during the last crash.

I'd prefer to seal and stamp them my selves if it would be cheaper than someone with a mail certification, but I'm not sure about the design or print out aspect and how much each piece of mail should cost.