[PrintOwners] RE: Mailing help

[Dennis Ewing]

Well gee, that would be a flat single sheet item measuring no less than 
3½ X 5 and no more the 4¼ X 6 with a thickness of no less than 7 points. 
Anything larger is considered a letter and must be at least 9 point s 
thick.  Close enough?

Dennis W. Ewing Sr
Ewing and Sons Printing
12000 Crownpoint, #130
San Antonio, TX 78233
dennisewing at satx.rr.com
ewingandsons at satx.rr.com
210/650-5311
210/650-9916 Fax



Ted Gelletly wrote:
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> Why was it wrong? Maybe if you explained what you were doing and what the indicia said we could help you better understand. I suspect at least half the posters on this list do not know what the definition of a post card is (according to the USPS).
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> Ted Gelletly
> Champion Printing
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> From: Tommy Melendez <copythatnyc at aol.com>
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> Sent: Monday, June 2, 2008 6:43:56 PM
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> I just came back from main post office in the Bronx.? Was just told that we have wrong indicia to be able to mail out post cards for other companies.? I remember back in the day that it didn't matter who is on the mailing as long as you have money in the account.? Is this correct? 
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