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- noun Plural form of
mailpiece .
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Examples
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Basically, these two mailpieces represent about $10,000 being flushed down the drain.
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Wagman's mailpieces were atrocious, garish and unfocused.
10 things I think I think about why Deveron Gibbons and Scott Wagman lost
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Two or three mailpieces alone could have turned the tide.
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Two or three mailpieces alone could have turned the tide.
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As a result, Wilen is able to produce more effective direct and transactional mailpieces for its clients, with personalized messaging, as well all relevant postal information on the outside of the envelope that can drive response rates.
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Taylor/Loyola, reform 1: "No Taxpayer Propaganda Act: In this age of free, electronic communications, television, radio, telephone and texting, the most outdated expense of Congress is the Frank, where taxpayers get expensive, multi-color mailpieces from politicians and taxpayers pay for every last one of them."
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In August, Neopost Inc. introduced the SA60 Direct Address Printing System that has capability of processing up to 500,000 mailpieces per month for mid - to high-volume mailers.
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Neopost's SA60 Direct Address Printing System includes an ink-jet printer especially designed for printing names and addresses onto a variety of mailpieces, and Neopost Business Mailer Software, which is cass and pave certified by the usps.
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Inveloper, a high-speed system capable of processing up to 30,000 mailpieces per hour.
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Inveloper, a high-speed system capable of processing up to 30,000 mailpieces per hour.
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