Re: Envelopes

["Doug" <not@xxxxxxxx>]

"Jim" <alarminex@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On May 12, 10:50?pm, "Doug" <n...@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> > I've been sending my account billing out in double window envelopes
> > for too many years to count. They've always been a little expensive
> > and in recent years have run anywhere around $32.00 to 36.... $38.00
> > per box of 500, at Staples, Office Max etc. Just went to today to buy
> > some and they were $48.and change for a box. WOW!!!! ?That's friggin
> > 10 cents apiece!
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> > I was thinking that if I used plain ol # 10 business envelope and
> > addressed them via the printer, it would be a hell of a lot cheaper,
> > but can't figure out how I'd collate the envelopes with the bills.
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> > What do you all use to send out your billing? If you printer address
> > your envelopes instead of window envelopes, how do you collate them
> > with the bills? Doing it that way would seem to lend it's self to
> > sending the wrong bill to a customer, due to a mix, up when stuffing
> > envelopes.
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> I just use the double window envelopes, the cost of the ink along with the
> aggravation of making sure you stuff the right bill in the right envelope
> will likely nullify any savings on the cost of the envelopes.
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> Doug-

>Yeah, that's my gut feeling also, but I was just wondering if anyone
>eles had some different ideas or sources of envelopes.

Most companies bill quarterly, by billing annually or every six months you
could save time and money

Doug