Hi! I have a question here. Its about direct mail marketing. I’m planning to try out this kind of marketing as I have a targeted customers. Do I have to apply for a permit when it comes to small scale direct mail marketing?
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Direct mail marketing
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Here in the States no. Not sure about Canada. I don't believe so, but let's double check.
No (not in Canada). But the post office in our area likes notice if you're buying a large amount of stamps at once.
- May 1, 2005
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A dealer asks whether permits are required for small-scale direct mail marketing campaigns. Responses from U.S. and Canadian professionals confirm that no formal permits are necessary in either country, though one Canadian poster notes that local post offices appreciate advance notice when purchasing large quantities of stamps. The thread provides straightforward regulatory guidance for dealers considering direct mail as a marketing approach.
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