[♠Winp®oClean♠]

I print my own & just add the stamp at the moment.

I would need to issue a serious amount of them to make it any more economical with a sleightly cheaper stamp cost regarding the £76 initial fee.

SO, can we then assume that there is indeed a £76 cost before you even start?

[Perfect Windows]

I print my own & just add the stamp at the moment.

I would need to issue a serious amount of them to make it any more economical with a sleightly cheaper stamp cost regarding the £76 initial fee.

SO, can we then assume that there is indeed a £76 cost before you even start?

I think the giveaway was the comment in my post: "Yes. You do pay £76 a year for the licence. "

Vin

[formb]

Use this

http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/content3?catId=400041&mediaId=22100438

Its cheaper and looks more professional.

Only just cheaper per return but £76 per year for the privelage!

Not really you only pay for returned envelopes, so you don't pay unless you are getting the money in.

I use this. It has saved me £100s

Honest

It states that the "liscence fee" is £76 per year per address. What exactly does this mean then FormB?

I was going to sign up to this a while ago untill I read that.

Any advance on the above question? FormB?

Not really sure on that TBH.

I'm pretty sure I don't pay £76 per year, although we do put out loads of these envelopes so it would sill be a saving for us.

The main saving is on non-returned envelopes. If you've stuck a stamp on there you have already paid for it.

If you buy say 5000 printed envelopes from www.envelope-printing.co.uk it adds almost nothing to the price of the envelope.

[formb]

Looked into it.

I do pay the £76 per year.

But the savings far outweigh this. i.e

Second class stamp: 32p

BRP Second class: 24p

Thats only 950 returns per year to make a saving.

Non returned stamp.

Second class stamp: 32p

BRP Second class: 0p

Thats only 238 non returns per year to make a saving.

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

Looked into it.

I do pay the £76 per year.

But the savings far outweigh this. i.e

Second class stamp: 32p

BRP Second class: 24p

Thats only 950 returns per year to make a saving.

Non returned stamp.

Second class stamp: 32p

BRP Second class: 0p

Thats only 238 non returns per year to make a saving.

If you get 238 non return stamps in a year there must be something seriously wrong!

Why would it be not returned? It is a postage paid with a request for payment. In the 4 years I've been using SAE's I reckon about only 5 have ever not been returned before the next clean!

Or, it could be me that's doing something seriously right o fcourse

[dai]

Many of my customers don't have a cheque book, and the banks are trying to get rid of cheques altogether.
Paying on line into my account is gaining in popularity.
All my details are on my slip including my bank details, it's now up to the customer to decide on the best method of payment for them, but one thing is certain, evening collections will stop. Collecting money on door steps belongs to a long gone age.

[Chris Cottrell]

Many of my customers don't have a cheque book, and the banks are trying to get rid of cheques altogether.
Paying on line into my account is gaining in popularity.
All my details are on my slip including my bank details, it's now up to the customer to decide on the best method of payment for them, but one thing is certain, evening collections will stop. Collecting money on door steps belongs to a long gone age.

Totally agree with this

All my details are on my slips too