Bulk MailDirect Bulk Mailings
Why not print and mail all in one location? Dragon Printing offers Direct Mail printing and mailing — including Postcards, Letters, Cards, and Self-Mailers. Our Mailing Services for First Class and Standard (Bulk) Mail include:
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What is the address/indicia layout for mailing?
You must have: 4w x 2.5h inches of blank space at the bottom right hand corner for addressing and barcode. 1w x 1h inches of blank space at the top right hand corner for the indicia/permit. (see figure below)
You must have: 4w x 2.5h inches of blank space at the bottom right hand corner for addressing and barcode. 1w x 1h inches of blank space at the top right hand corner for the indicia/permit. (see figure below)
What is included in mailing services?
Is postage included in the mailing service cost?
No, postage is a separate charge.
How do we pay for postage?
For a large mailing, we request pre-payment for postage, as this is a direct cost determined by the U.S. Postal Service.
Postage has to be paid by check only, thank you.
What are the minimum pieces required for mailing?
Can an extra line be added to the addressing lines?
Our standard pricing includes a maximum 5 lines. Additional lines may require an extra setup and setup charge. Please call for details.
- Data process of one mailing list ($25 for each additional list)
- C.A.S.S. Certification (Coding Accuracy Support System)
- N.C.O.A (National Change of Address)
- De-dupe list
- Pre-sorting
- Ink-jet setup and addressing
- Post Office delivery
Is postage included in the mailing service cost?
No, postage is a separate charge.
How do we pay for postage?
For a large mailing, we request pre-payment for postage, as this is a direct cost determined by the U.S. Postal Service.
Postage has to be paid by check only, thank you.
What are the minimum pieces required for mailing?
- Presorted Standard - minimum 200 pieces
- Presorted First Class - minimum 500 pieces
- Non-Presort First Class - minimum 200 pieces
- Non-Profit (Standard) - minimum 200 pieces
Can an extra line be added to the addressing lines?
Our standard pricing includes a maximum 5 lines. Additional lines may require an extra setup and setup charge. Please call for details.
What types of files are acceptable for mailing list?
We accept the following formats: .xls (Excel [recommended]), .csv (Comma delimited), .txt (ASCII text file)
Here is a sample of what the mailing list excel sheet should look like:
We accept the following formats: .xls (Excel [recommended]), .csv (Comma delimited), .txt (ASCII text file)
Here is a sample of what the mailing list excel sheet should look like:
What class of mail is offered?
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Presorted Standard
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Presorted First Class
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Non-Presort First Class
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Non-Profit (Standard)
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What happens to the remainders that are not mailed out?
You will have the option to ship the remainders to your default address, drop ship the remainders to an address of your choosing, or have printer recycle them for you.
PLEASE indicate your preference at time of ordering! After the mailing has gone out, if no preference has been indicated, the remainders will be recycled.
You will have the option to ship the remainders to your default address, drop ship the remainders to an address of your choosing, or have printer recycle them for you.
PLEASE indicate your preference at time of ordering! After the mailing has gone out, if no preference has been indicated, the remainders will be recycled.
Tabbing for Self-Mailers
Are you planning a “self-mailer” (a mailer without an envelope)?
Tabs are required if you are sending a self-mailer and want the cheapest postage rate and fastest delivery offered by the post office. Sticky tabs are used to hold open-ended mailers closed. (USPS postal regulations require translucent tabs for sealing self-mailers.)
Are you planning a “self-mailer” (a mailer without an envelope)?
Tabs are required if you are sending a self-mailer and want the cheapest postage rate and fastest delivery offered by the post office. Sticky tabs are used to hold open-ended mailers closed. (USPS postal regulations require translucent tabs for sealing self-mailers.)
