email to postal mail service

[paj28]

Hi,

Does anyone know of a service where if I want to write to a customer, I can send a PDF of the letter by email to the provider, and they print it out and post to the customer? I understand this wouldn't be for free.

Any suggestions appreciated,

Paul

 

[SparkMediaIndustries]

Hi,

Does anyone know of a service where if I want to write to a customer, I can send a PDF of the letter by email to the provider, and they print it out and post to the customer? I understand this wouldn't be for free.

Any suggestions appreciated,

Paul

I have sent you a pm, the price is just an example of a credit account with us but we would offer this service to you.

 

[manjit129]

I have sent you a pm, the price is just an example of a credit account with us but we would offer this service to you.

Could you send me the details over PM, I am interested in this service too. If you have a website with all your services, that would be great! Thanks.

 

[cmcp]

I just signed up to a service yesterday called pc2paper. Think it cost me something like 60p for a 1 page pdf to a UK address.

I found this comparison on my search, via post was the other contender but it didn't look as geared to 1 off letters.

 

[Posilan]

Try Docmail - http://www.cfhdocmail.com/index.html

28p for an A4 black and white sheet - inc envelope and postage.

They offer a free trial and have an API to intergrate into your own website/software.

Steve

 

[RBS]

http://www.viapost.com/
www.cfhdocmail.com
http://www.pdqit.com/
http://www.pc2paper.co.uk/

 

[SparkMediaIndustries]

Could you send me the details over PM, I am interested in this service too. If you have a website with all your services, that would be g

I have sent you the PM.

 

[cmcp]

http://www.viapost.com/
www.cfhdocmail.com
http://www.pdqit.com/
http://www.pc2paper.co.uk/

Have you used any of those services? I'd be keen to hear reviews for real users of the systems before I trial any the other services.

 

[JackieC]

The Federation of Small Businesses have a service they recommend. I have not used it, but it advertises as being cheaper than a stamp! It handles one transaction to thousands in one go.

As I say, I have not tried it...

 

[RBS]

Have you used any of those services?

No I haven`t.

 

[HungryHorse]

I've used ViaPost on a few occasions and quite simply it "just works" and is priced reasonably. Not much else to say!