Quantum Mail registration fee?

[Gloria Singer]

Hi, after reading alot of the recommendations for Quantum Mail on the forum, I decided to give it a try. There is very little information on their website, and when I tried to register to look at the various templates, etc. they wanted a $39 registration fee? I thought that was a little weird... I have used various other companies before for postcard fulfillment and have never encountered that. Am I missing something? So I bailed out before I could even see what they offer. Please let me know if you have paid this fee and if it is worth it. I'm confused.

[EFS Webmaster]

I paid it (a few years back). I think the primary reason they include a fee is to prevent tire kickers from logging in and essentially 'taking' / 'downloading' all of their unique content.

it's worth the fee if you actually intend to print and mail (or have them mail) postcards and other collateral materials.

[rmasse10]

They offer, I think, a pretty good service, although I havent used them in a little while now

[EFS Webmaster]

one other thing i forgot to mention...

I don't think there is anyway to get around the Quantum Digital sign-up fee. I remember searching for a coupon/promotion code on the web and then also trying to locate a discount that might be extended to us because of our (initial) affiliation with a national franchise. No dice.

As mentioned before, the required 'investment' is worth it if you plan to do mailers/printing.

[Mark Z]

Yea, Quantum Mail and Color for real estate are the best for mailers and most economical. Color for real estate has an awesome "Just Sold" post card that works great!

[Pinehurst Real Estate Guy]

QuantumDigital I will have to look in too, I believe in target mailings but my own productions have not produced the best results lately, and I know the market has cooled a bit . Do they have mailing lists too?

But the time and expense to complete a mailing vs results is making them less productive, but in my mind more relevant now then ever.

The 'Color For Real Estate' I think is the company I use to get my biz cards from, but I couldn't find them the past couple of years, because I think they use to be called ColorCards? Looks like the same logo, and if they are the same, Thanks a Bunch ~ they were by far the cheapest quality print service I used.