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USPS Mail Spoken Here – April 2024 Edition Industry Engagement & Outreach Newsletter Has been Released

April 30, 2024

The latest edition of Mail Spoken Here has been released. The newsletter contains informative and important articles on the following topics:  

  • PMG Town Hall at the National Postal Forum
  • USPS Recommends New Prices - The Changes are Slated to Take Effect in July
  • USPS is Reinventing Mr. ZIP for a New Generation
  • Eliminating Parcel Select Lightweight – Amended Grace Period
  • A Greener Tomorrow - ‘Mailin’ It!’ Looks at USPS Environmental Efforts
  • USPS Ship Onboarding and Migration Webinars
  • Stamp Out Hunger is set for May 11
  • The Pony Express Began its Run-on April 3, 1860
  • New Stamps - Release Date, Location Updates
    • Betty Ford’s Stamp is Here
    • USPS to Honor Hank Aaron with a Stamp
    • The Turtle — Slow, Steady and Adorable — Wins the Race
  • Mailers Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC)
  • Upcoming Events
  • A few Fun Facts about May! 
  • Federal Register Notices
  • Negotiated Service Agreements - Listing
  • The Latest Postal Bulletins

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We have been processing mail for about 10 or 12 years now after focusing on just printing since 1988. I must say that it has been a worthwhile addition to our business model. Our franchisor has always pitched the right vendors for their franchises and they sure knocked one out of the park with Accuzip. In those 10 or 12 years we have processed mail, not a lot, or high volume by all means, but a decent amount, we have come across some real doosies when it comes to list submission from our clients. Last year I received 3 lists from one of our better school districts that was formatted for an Avery label template in Excel, Word, and a PDF, that had to be merged together...a true mess for us, but then I called Geoff. He said he would try to make some sense of the situation. Well, he did just that. He merged those 3 disaster files, fixed the formatting issue, and saved them to a much more usable csv file. Now we were golden. Well, the same damn thing happened this year, and Geoff was there to save the day again. I had proposed to him sending us an invoice, or my issuing him a nice Starbucks Gift card, but he merely said that it was part of the superior customer service that Accuzip offers. I had mentioned this situation last year to Dave Belmonte while at our Minuteman Press convention and he had said that the Technical Support crew at Accuzip is extremely committed to their clients...as displayed by Geoff Cooke. In closing, I would like to say "Hats Off" to Geoff, Donna, and all of the technical support team at Accuzip. They are the greatest. Please accept my email as 5 Star +++++ review for Geoff and the support team at Accuzip.
S.P., Lafayette, CA