What are your feelings about Direct Mail - Coupons that come in the Mail?
143824
They are great. If they are for something I like or need, I appreciate them, if they are for something I dislike or don't need, I can just throw them away. It is a pretty simple concept. Either way I have nothing to loose.\n\nIf you are planning on doing a mailing, try to focus your list to the people who would most likely like or need your product or service.\n\nGood luck, joetheadguy@aol.com
350570
I wouldnt do it until it is full blown because they are testing what they want their mail to go to.  Its new, and thus might not work as good.  You think it pisses you off when regular mail wont work, i wouldnt try something that yahoo is just working on-so i would say dont do it
121119
What do you need them for? If you are sending mail you may want to just send it to "office manager", "head nurse", etc. It's not quite as personal but with the turnover in help it might be better.
84258
I (and many others) receive these types of letters frequently by post and by email.  I just delete the emails without reading them if they are from someone I do not know.  The ones that I receive through the post however, I keep the envelope and stuff it full of advertising flyers which come in magazines etc. When the envelope is fairly heavy I then post it back to them without a stamp on it making sure that none of my personal details are included.
370461
ya there were some free offers by mail but i don't trust all this nonsense.
302413
best to copy and patse into a new mail
689997
These coupon things are BOGUS.   They cause POPUP ads and such.  Some of these are SPYWARE and can cause harm to your computer. \n\nYou should meet with other college students and form a coupon club, where you swap usable coupons that you get from old newspapers and such.  \n\nAs the librarian what they do with OLD NEWPAPERS.  Maybe they will give you the real coupon section.  Look for old newpapers that are left behind on buses, the student Union and other public places.   Don't be shy.\n\nIn general, real coupons can save you about 10 percent overall.  It is worth it.
13272
Less than 10%.  Folks do not follow through and mail in the paperwork and proof of purchases on time.  Or, they don't follow the detailed instructions that come with each rebate.\n\nIt is very inexpensive to generate sales with mail-in rebate offers, when there is no follow through by the consumer.
311999
No, if ...\n1. their coupons face value is low, \n2. you don't have to buy a lot\n3. you don't have to give out personal info\n4. no fine prints
669403
The old addage goes that "most things are worth what you pay for them", also "if it sounds to good to be true then . . . " and so on.  Whenever I've checked into these offers it involves answering a few questions which means getting your email on a gazzillion email lists, do you want that?
10943
I agree with your thoughts. \nI have had mild attacks , so to say, asking people to never forward any junk mails to your friends, just because the mail wanted you to do so. The promised gains are just a gimmick to start a mail chain "around the world" or to colletc a lot of email addresses. \nSame with mails/web sites asking for people's persoanl info like cell numbers, credit card numbers etc. \n\nPeople have to understand that there is nothing like a free lunch. Companies can not/ will not gift you for sending random emails. \n\nI just intend to keep on reminding friends about this. All the best to u too.
180603
Chcek you mail ... :)
171491
I have written a couple in my life.  The prefered method is to send a letter via the USPS (NOT through company mail).\n\nThe reason behind it is it provides a date (postmark on the envelope), and it has your signature, and it is something that CAN NOT be altered (anyone can take an email document and make changes to it - not what you want to happen).\n\nTo be 100% appropriate, it should be sent "return receipt requested" so that the person has to sign for it.  This, however, has gone by the way-side over the years.
826768
I would love my inbox to say 1 unread message, Every time i lig in it says something stupid like 60 unread messages, and most of them are really really crap, mainly offers for credit cards, and penis enlargments, HELLO I HAVE A CREDIT CARD, and I wont be able to wear pants if it gets any bigger :)\n\nBut If the email is from you babe, I do smile
417715
I too would enjoy having that, but suspect you won't get it other than by accident. I'm drafting a letter to the corp now, and I began in just the general sense, with follow ups intended.\n\n   If you get one let me know.\n\nRev. Steven
639944
Always start with your sunday paper (if your city has more than 1 get all because there can be different coupons in different papers, that's the only way you'll know which paper is best)....on the web try www.wow-coupons.com , www.valpak.com , and the websites of the products themselves. once u sign up, the emails will start rolling in!
1055649
Everyone gets 'em, not just you.  Some ppl have better spam filters or blockers on their email account.  Make sure yours is set to high.  \n\nAnd please don't believe any of them.  I'm sick of getting chain letters from ppl stating they're gonna get a $500 gift card from Applebees just b/c they're sending the stupid email to 10 ppl.