Scott wrote: > In the states, there are bulk rates available if the mail is sorted > adequately. Perhaps such savings can be exploited in other postal > systems, too.
We used to send TAG out bulk rate, and it was painfully slow and unreliable. Then we started sending it 1st class, which is more reliable, faster, but obviously much more expensive. Dave G. is walking me through learning about "periodical rate", which will give us much better service than bulk, at a cost even lower than bulk. But I don't know how much, if any, it helps us outside the country. That's something I still need to find out.
> Also, are we talking about "club rates?"
If we do this, it won't effect membership rates at all, nor will it change the cost for people in North America/Mexico. (let's face it, our dues are dirt cheap for N.A. members) Those people already pay MUCH less than our members in other parts of the world, simply because it costs that much more for us to send them their magazines. I was just trying to think of another way that we could attract more foreign participation by finding a less expensive way of getting the magazines to them.
Karen
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