Mailers feel Floyd's wrath, report delays in fall deliveries

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Direct marketing companies will not be able to meet their home-delivery dates for fall 1999. This is because the US Postal Service decided to shut down mail-processing and distribution facilities in North Carolina, Georgia, Florida and other areas as Hurricane Floyd battered the East Coast. The shortage of trucks as well as the increased volume in postal service brought about by the closings are hampering the operations of most offices which have reopened.

Direct Mail Advertising, Direct Marketing Services

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Mailers ready for NCOALink era

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United States Postal Service will use the NCOA Link from Oct 1 which is a data set of address changes of individuals, families and businesses. USPS has licensed the product in three categories each of which are discussed briefly.

Government regulation, Postal Service, US Postal Service, Licensing, certification and accreditation, United States. Postal Service, Mailing lists

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Mailers seal deal for Orlando group

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The details on mailings of Metro Orlando Economic Development Commission to executives, which used donated items from Orlando-based Tupperware, for attracting business investment in Orlando, are presented.

Florida, Management and Public Relations, Economic aspects, Consulting services, Orlando, Florida

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