[Jack Wallace]

I got chatting to a postman today, he suggested letting royal mail deliver flyers.

Anyone tried this? I have a feeling it could be expensive but maybe worth a try.

[daz1977]

what happens to all the flyers u get off royal mail, mine go in bin,   i think they are expensive anyway

[JamesTurnbull]

what happens to all the flyers u get off royal mail, mine go in bin,   i think they are expensive anyway

normally just sky and virgin offers

[glen parva]

ive gave this a try they delivered 2000 leaflets and not one phone call
cost was £65 +vat

my local paper do it £25.00 + vat per 1000

[Ian Lancaster]

They claim that they will 'target' an area for you, but they don't give a monkey's where they deliver, they still charge the same, so your fliers could be posted into a few hundred individual council flats, dozens of tiny terraces etc.  It's too haphazard for me, I prefer to deliver them myself (actually, it's the wife who does the leaflet distribution  :) so we know exactly where they go and they don't get wasted.

Might work on a country delivery, I suppose because it can be very time consuming walking up and down half mile drives

[reachandshine]

You'll be surprised how many postie's will throw out some leaflets for a drink!  If your really lucky he'll get his mates involved as well. Got a good few thousand delivered this way last summer.

[sunshine windows]

If you need more work through leaflet drops you've obviously got time to spare on your hands. Get out there and deliver them yourselves and save a lot pennies.

I know it's all too easy to fill your spare time with other things as i've got a young family but you just have to get motivated to earn more.

Regards,
lance

[Orange WC]

I used to be a Postie, lets say the leaflets didn't always reach their planned destination!