We use Standard Bulk Rate for all our postcards and they take about 10 to 12 days to be delivered (from the time our printer delivers them to the post office in California).

We just added two quarter million dollar printers which will allow us to hit most aspects of the print industry.

I think its based on my printer Canon MP560 paper feeder tolerance.

I jumped ship and went with a local printer and have been thrilled.

I kept my first name in there so hopefully the seller connects the dots.I'd like to save money by doing the letters myself but my printer here at my house is pretty finicky.

I don't want to sound like a door-to-door salesman, and I was hoping someone who's had success with door knocking could give some advice on what they use for their "script" in this situation.Also, if the attempt is successful, what contract do you use and do you suggest having a computer/printer in the car to get it under contract in the initial visit?

This printer has been working great for me.

Hi there, I've got a printer, I've made my own font, I've typed up the letter, bought the yellow pad paper and have been sending off yellow letters to absentee owners.I have a problem with my yellow pad paper tho.

If you are a bit tech savvy, you can actually make a font of your own handwriting and create a mail merge template that you then print onto yellow paper:http://www.myscriptfont.com/I put my names in a spreadsheet, mail merge them into my Microsoft Publisher yellow letter template, load up the printer with yellow lined paper and BOOM!

Heck then there is the addressing machines and printers.