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Frequently Asked Postal Questions (FAQs)
Answers to the following frequently asked questions regarding postal procedures and regulations may be helpful. Don’t hesitate to contact us, however, if you need additional or more-detailed information. We’re happy to help!
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Q: Should I send my mail “Standard” or “First-Class”?
A: How you choose to send your mail depends on your delivery needs and your postal budget. Postal rates for “Standard” mail are cheaper, but delivery can take up to two weeks longer. “First-Class” is typically used for customized and personalized mail, such as statements and notices and recipient-specific mail. “Standard” mail is an excellent and economical choice for advertising pieces.
Q: Do I need to have a postal permit to use your services?
Q: When is tabbing required?
Q: What are the dimensions of a First-Class postcard?
Q: Is bar-coding worthwhile for my mailing?
A: Generally, bar coding will save you from five to seven cents per piece, depending on how finely the sort can be done. The cost savings makes bar coding very worthwhile for most customers and helps mail to flow faster through the system.
Q: Does Seattle Mailing Bureau require prepayment of postage?
A: Yes, we do require prepayment, since the post office requires us to prepay. (Unfortunately, we cannot accept credit cards.)
Q: How many inserts can your equipment handle?
Q: Can you process my mail the same day I deliver it?
A: Our standard turnaround time is two to four days. Of course, each job is different, depending on the quantity and processes required. If you need something FAST, just give us a call at
1(800) 886-MAIL, and we’ll fit you in!
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