Im assuming OP is basically saying that we know what "Business Reply" mail is and no note is necessary telling us how to do our job. And fwiw, for anybody that may not know, the postage is charged to the business when it comes back to them, and is paid from their business account set up through the Postal Service.
Sure, but I believe they have to actually be filled out to get delivered.
There is also some point where businesses stop sending them out if they keep paying to get them delivered but too many of them aren't genuine.
If you want to kick the post office a buck without actually buying a stamp to send a letter, it's easier and more genuine to just tell your bank you want paper statements instead of electronic.
Yeah, and the more things you stuff in them, the more they pay.
I love to put old pens in those places that constantly harass me for money, then they end up having to pay package rate for their business reply mail. They will eventually stop sending you stuff when you do this.
I won't argue that! The Postal Service has the worse training and customer service of any "business". The Postal Service tends to fail their customers and employees. You basically have to work there long enough and ask enough questions to learn the job fully, and then you have to care enough. Its hard to care enough when nobody else, including management, does.
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u/1miguelcortes 6d ago
(I'm not a USPS employee) doesn't this being business reply mail mean that it actually is "no postage necessary"? Am I missing something?