Best "Small Volume" Vendor to send Letters??

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I am looking for a vendor to send out small volumes of letters (anywhere from 5 to 50 at a time) without using a window on the envelope.

So far, I have come across click2mail and some of the other larger sources that incorporate one or two window envelopes for the return/recipient address, and I don;t want that.

I do know several vendors that can send letters with no windows, but they have very large minimum orders, and I want to send letters on an as-needed basis.

Does anyone know of a source that can send small batches of letters with no windows on the envelopes?

Thanks in advance!!

Michael Quarles · Answer

Hello.

Rachel H. · Answer

You may want to connect with @Sharon Vornholt. She's done a lot of write-ups on the BP blog on this subject and has been very successful in the direct mail marketing realm.

Hope this helps!

Sharon Vornholt · Answer

That's good to know @Michael Quarles

Sharon

Michael Quarles · Answer

@Sharon Vornholt

Our minimum is 20 pieces.

Joaquin Caballero · Answer

thanks for the info everybody. Sent Michael a message and working on figuring something out.

Sharon Vornholt · Answer

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?

You can find someone for $10-12 a hundred that will fold, stuff and hand address them.

Put an ad on Craig's List for someone in your neighborhood.  When they're done have them bring them back to you and you put the stamps on and mail them.

Sharon

Shaun Reilly · Answer

Are you looking for a handwritten letter (or something that at least looks kinda like it is) or just someone to stuff and address envelopes?

I'd 2nd the idea of finding a high school (or college) kid that would be interested in making a few extra bucks.

Even if they are writing the letter and all that should be pretty cheap.

Given them a 5-10 letter run and don't have them seal the envelopes so you can check them out.  If they suck give them a few bucks and move to another person.

Joaquin Caballero · Answer

Well I'm not really from where I live right now, so I don't really know any trustworthy high school kids, but would love to hire some if I did.

Im looking for a small or medium sized company that does this already.

Carolina E. · Answer

I have heard of people hiring H.S. kids to do small tasks like this.  Maybe this could be an option?

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