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This document outlines the standards and procedures for entering and depositing discount parcels via Standard Mail, detailing the requirements for various entry points including Destination Bulk Mail

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How to fill out Discount Parcels: Standard Mail Enter and Deposit

1. Gather all the parcels you wish to send using Standard Mail.
2. Ensure each parcel is properly labeled with the recipient's address.
3. Weigh each parcel to determine the correct postage based on its weight.
4. Fill out the Discount Parcels forms for each parcel, including all required information.
5. Affix the appropriate postage labels to each of the parcels.
6. Organize the parcels in a manner that they can be easily transported.
7. Deliver the parcels to the designated postal facility or schedule a pickup.

Who needs Discount Parcels: Standard Mail Enter and Deposit?

1. Businesses looking to send bulk items at reduced rates.
2. Individuals sending multiple packages who want to save on shipping costs.
3. Organizations that regularly mail items, such as newsletters or promotional materials.

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What is the difference between standard mail and Marketing Mail?

The primary differences between First Class and Standard mail (aka Marketing Mail) are price, speed of delivery, as well as options for mail forwarding and returns on mail with outdated addresses. Below you'll find details on how to save on postage in 2021 with our first-class vs. marketing mail comparison guide.

What is standard mail marketing parcel?

Marketing Mail is any mail not required by the USPS to be sent via First-Class or mail not categorized as Periodicals. Types of mail that qualify as Marketing Mail include: Printed matter, flyers, circulars, advertising. Newsletters, bulletins, catalogs. Small parcels.

What is a USPS marketing parcel?

USPS Marketing Mail consists of mailable matter that is neither mailed or required to be mailed as First-Class Mail nor entered as Periodicals (unless permitted or required by standard) and that weighs less than 16 ounces.

Why am I getting a package from USPS Marketing Mail?

Mailers use USPS Marketing Mail to send: Printed matter, flyers, circulars, advertising (including Every Door Direct Mail® (EDDM) and Every Door Direct Mail - Retail®). Newsletters, bulletins, and catalogs. Small parcels.

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What is Discount Parcels: Standard Mail Enter and Deposit?

Discount Parcels: Standard Mail Enter and Deposit refers to a process for business mailers to enter their bulk mail into the postal system at discounted rates. This program is designed for mailers who ship parcels using standard mail and want to reduce shipping costs.

Who is required to file Discount Parcels: Standard Mail Enter and Deposit?

Businesses and organizations that send large volumes of parcels through standard mail services are required to file Discount Parcels: Standard Mail Enter and Deposit when they wish to take advantage of the discounted shipping rates.

How to fill out Discount Parcels: Standard Mail Enter and Deposit?

To fill out the Discount Parcels: Standard Mail Enter and Deposit form, mailers must provide accurate details about the shipment, including the sender's and recipient's information, the number of parcels, weight, class of mail, and any relevant discounts being applied.

What is the purpose of Discount Parcels: Standard Mail Enter and Deposit?

The purpose of Discount Parcels: Standard Mail Enter and Deposit is to streamline the process of submitting bulk mailings while enabling eligible mailers to benefit from cost savings associated with mailing larger quantities of parcels at lower rates.

What information must be reported on Discount Parcels: Standard Mail Enter and Deposit?

The information that must be reported on Discount Parcels: Standard Mail Enter and Deposit includes sender and recipient addresses, the total number of parcels being mailed, individual parcel weights, mailing dates, and applicable postage rates.