Most home printers won't print to the edge.

Awesome another reason why I love this site thanks guys got my 50 handwritten envelopes done yesterday now paying a friend to write 100 for me should have 200 letters sent out Friday waiting on my printer oh and another call today from someone who got my letter a month ago didn't want to sell now but just put me in a great mood!!

If you have a single sided printer print page one first then flip the paper over and print page two.

My process now is that I get the PA, print it out, scan it back into PDF then I fax it or email it, since my printer has been broken I have been going out to Office max to print and scan to PDF.

Yellow letter marketing DOES work well, or at least it has for me.An easy way to DIY is to buy a stack of yellow lined paper, then just load it into your printer like normal paper and print in a font that looks hand written.The purpose is Not to fool anyone... its to be eyecatching and get your letters read.

If you are just a little bit tech savvy and have a computer and printer you can do this.

I don't know what Michael's minimum is but you can check with yellowletters.com.Why don't you just print 100 or so from your datatbase on your own printer and have someone hand address them for you?  

I just purchased the HP 8620 E all in one printer so I don't have to hand write them, I figured out how to do a mail merge using excel and word so I'm going to be A lot more productive in my marketing. 

I type my letter on yellow printer paper.

Im shooting for 6000 pieces per month out the door but am finding it is waayyyyy too time consuming to do myself at this volume, even with a proper printer.