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FREE envelopes with pre-paid postage

FREE envelopes with pre-paid postage for $0

Jul 26, 2010 6:33 PM

With FreeMailPost.com, you can now Post Mail Free!

FreeMailPost was created to provide companies with a new space on which to advertise - your envelopes. A company can have their adverts printed on to the back of the envelopes and you can request up to 5 free envelopes each week. Even better... the postage is already paid! Simply insert your letter, write the address, and drop it in a mail box. Also you will be helping to save the environment by reducing the amount of fliers, posters, brochures, vouchers, etc, that are discarded daily.

@ freemailpost.com

ltgiants2000 ltgiants2000

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That's an interesting concept. But I would worry that the recipients would think it's junk mail and toss it.

mtrlgrl mtrlgrl
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@mtrlgrl: can you just scribble the ad out? or put an x over it? or cover the ad with blank white labels? OR only use it to send mail to recipients who know you're cheap?

maybe the last option is best.

perkalicious11 perkalicious11
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"in exchange for 5 free ready-to-mail envelopes, users also agree to receive advertising messages via email once a week."

might want to set up a filter to auto-delete that weekly spam message.

perkalicious11 perkalicious11
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"The first envelopes will be sent out as soon as we have enough advertisers to support the service."

Not only am I not holding my breath, I am not giving them my info.

secretagentman02 secretagentman02
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I agree, very interesting concept. If the pricing was competitive with traditional mail-based advertising programs, I could easily see this going over.

kamnet kamnet

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