Expresscopy.com postcard mailer

suzstephens@opendoor.com · 05:28 PM

http://www.expresscopy.com

I haven't used this company yet but it has come highly recommended by an agent in Maryland, so I though some of you might like to know about it. You can upload your mailing list and card design (or use their templates), then they supposedly will print, label AND mail postcards within 24 hours. Very reasonable prices: for example, 100 full color jumbo postcards, printed and mailed, $69.

They have another program which will send out Just LIsted and Just Sold postcards automatically within 48 hours of the listing being placed in your local MLS, where the data is available. It sounds like a great service for super busy agents.

Suzanne

jatowi · 06-03-2006, 11:40 AM

Thanks, This is very helpful. Can you put anything on these cards or does it have to be houses sold? Can it be advertising a rental site?

suzstephens@opendoor.com · 06-03-2006, 11:45 AM

As I mentioned, I have not actually used this service. However, since you can upload your own design, I assume you design can be for whatever you want: selling goats? trading Corvettes?

bethb · 07:24 PM

http://www.sharperagent.com

I use this company, they do all of my postcards, flyers, and mass email. I find them to be really easy.

EFS Webmaster · 07-07-2006, 11:25 AM

I strongly recommend QuantumMail. Good pricing, great address scrubbing/farming capability and very responsive service and support.

David Abernathy · 07-19-2006, 04:18 PM

First experience with ExpressDocs - Good quality postcards - took 1 day more than promised but we will use them again.

I have used Quantium Mail in the past and was pleased with their service also. One of my colleagues recently used Quantium and for whatever reason it took them forever (weeks) to get their Just Sold card out

ResaleBroker · 09-28-2006, 06:21 PM

You might give the USPS at try: http://www.usps.com/netpost/reachcustomers.htm

DFW Realtor · 05-26-2007, 02:43 PM

I go to www.vistaprint.com and sometimes they give 250 FREE Post Cards and you only pay $5.25 for shipping. I just bought 300 smaller post cards for $15.75, (but had to do it on separate orders) but this to me is worth getting them. They are nice and besides, once the Post Office gets the post cards, run them thru the machine, bag them up, and deliver them, they are not in the best of shape anyway. I have seen really nice expensive looking post cards, look terrible, all messed up by the time they got to me, all because of the post office handling.
But check out vista print they work for me
DFW Realtor

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