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Honestly really good for sending flyers out for my mate's gig. Uploaded the list, picked the postcard, done. Arrived quicker than I thought, and the proof preview meant I caught a typo before it went off. Would use again x

I chose the folded booklet option for the residents' association's annual report, which I thought would be fussy to arrange but turned out perfectly sensible. The proof came through before anything was printed, which I appreciated, and I did make one small correction. Everything arrived looking neat and the pages were where they ought to be. I would certainly use them again for future reports.

The detail I noticed first was the address file import, which handled our 800 names without me reformatting anything. Postage came out a bit more than I'd budgeted for, as the second class option was dearer than I'd assumed. The letters arrived on the date they said they would.

Honestly, this is the easiest way I've found to get a proper mailing out and I'd recommend it to anyone who's never done one. I'm the office manager for a small accountancy and we sent out tax deadline reminders. Setup took maybe twenty minutes including the address check, which flagged two duplicates. Everything arrived looking right and the team were happy.

I looked at a couple of other services first and this was the one that didn't want a contract. Ordered the standard letter package for our tenants' notices. Print was clear and the envelopes arrived a bit later than I'd hoped, about four working days. Still, the tracking page kept me updated and I didn't have to chase anyone.

Doing it myself at the post office would have taken me most of a day and cost me a lot more in stamps. This came in at a fraction of that for the same two hundred letters. I used the basic template and it was fine. Nothing flashy but it did exactly what I needed.

The detail that impressed me most was the proofing stage, where I could see each page before it went to print. I am a retired schoolmaster and I take my correspondence seriously, so I was glad of that. The ordering process was straightforward and the price was reasonable for the quality of the paper. Everything reached our members on the expected date.

I needed to send a postcard campaign to promote the opening of our new cafe and I compared four different services before choosing this one. Most wanted a minimum order I couldn't meet. This one let me start small and scale up, which suited us. The design tool was simple enough that I finished in one sitting. Results were good and I'd happily use them for the next launch.

I went for the bulk mailing package for our club's membership renewals, about two hundred letters. I've done mail merges before so I knew what to look for in the file format. The site told me my address column had some blanks before I paid, which saved me a headache. Print quality is fine though the envelopes were a touch thinner than I'd like.

I've been sending the quarterly circulars through them since before they changed their platform, and I'd still pick them over anything else. The new version took a little getting used to but it's an improvement on the old one. Cost has crept up slightly yet remains fair for the volume I send.

Switched from the other big one because it felt clunky and the free plan kept nagging. This is cheaper for what I send and the interface is way less busy. Only thing is the reports take a bit longer to load than I'd like.

I used to pay a local print firm to do our mailings and the difference is clear now. Uploading the list and picking the paper weight took about twenty minutes, and the pieces landed with the right households within the week we were promised. The price per letter is noticeably lower than what we were paying before.

Needed to send out flyers for my mate's gig and didn't fancy doing it by hand. Signed up quick enough but the upload kept rejecting my file until I fixed the column headers. Delivery took a bit longer than the site said, so it was a bit annoying. Got there in the end though.

Been using them for about six years now for our parish newsletter and it has never let us down. Upload, check, send, done. Price has stayed sensible and they've never tried to upsell me on anything. Nothing more to say really.

Compared to getting everything printed and posted ourselves, this is loads less faff. We were doing it all in-house with a dodgy printer and it took forever. Uploaded our list, picked a template and paid, job done. The confirmation email told me exactly when things would be posted which was useful. Really pleased with how it went for our first run.

We had a newsletter going out to around four thousand people and our old provider kept timing out halfway through. I looked at three or four options before picking this one, mostly because the others wanted a contract. Signing up took about ten minutes and the first campaign went out the same afternoon. Support answered a question I had within the hour, which I didn't expect at that price. Would use again for sure.

Never sent a postal mailing before so I was nervous about it. The upload bit was the bit I was dreading, but the file went straight in and they flagged one column that needed fixing, which saved me a lot of bother. Took about a week from paying to the cards landing on the doormat for our pottery class members. Quick reply from support when I had a question too.

This was my first time running a mailing for the community group I help with, and the specific thing I used was the address label option. The labels lined up well on the envelopes and the guide walked me through it. I had a question about postage and got a reply the same day. Everything went out on time and the members were impressed.

We needed a way to send the monthly service sheets to members who don't use email, so a postal service made sense. I've been with them for years now and the bundle still arrives when it's meant to. Very easy to use even for someone as un-techy as me. My daughter set it up the first time.