It's been rumored that on Tue, 02 Feb 1999, Michael Lorrey wrote:
>The way the USPS regulates this with snail mail is by requiring that all users
Having worked for a mass mailing company in the past, lemme clear
something up. All of the refuse lists are voluntary. The only criteria
that the USPS cares about are whether the addresses are in a standard
format (to lower costs), and whether the addresses are deliverable.
If someone chose to ignore the refuse lists, they might eventually
>of bulk class (2nd class periodicals, 3rd class standard) mail rates MUST submit
>CASS certified audits of every mail list they use that certifies that NONE of
>the people on the mail list are on the industry standardized refuse list (among
>other things). They must do this with EVERY mailing to get these rates. I know
>this because this is one of the services that a company I consult with provides
>to direct marketers and periodicals publishers.
>TANSTAAFL!!!
Er...^^^^^^^ thought about that lately? :)
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