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Box holder or flat?

junkchucker

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Today is my day off, but I'm told my route had a pizza shop menu for every household which were addressed. Those count as flats, right? Does the size of it matter? These menus are typically more like a leaflet, not the size of a magazine or catalog.
 
<blockquote class="spPostEmbedQuote"><strong>PastOThirty said </strong>
Box holders are not addressed to a delivery point.  A flat vs letter is left to size of the item.  </blockquote>
So if it has an address on it, no matter that else, other than the size of it, it's a flat?  Not a boxholder?  Do I have that correct?
 
<blockquote class="spPostEmbedQuote"><strong>Morty said </strong>
Yes. And if small enough, a letter.  </blockquote>
Okay, that's what I was wondering.  Hasn't happened here yet, but just in case, now I know.  TY
 
<blockquote class="spPostEmbedQuote"><strong>OutHereSomewhere said </strong>

Okay, that's what I was wondering.  Hasn't happened here yet, but just in case, now I know.  TY  </blockquote>
And if there are blank advo/Red Plum in the bundles of addressed same then you get credit for an additional flat for each blank one. (IA)
 
<em>Dont forget address orientation. </em>

we had papa murphys ads today - they were addressed with a glue on label.  just barely small enough to be letters, but label was put on wrong, making them flats.  full coverage.
 
M-O-N -- "we had papa murphys ads today – they were addressed with a glue on label.  just barely small enough to be letters, but label was put on wrong, making them flats.  full coverage."

--  Better buy a couple of their pizzas to show your appreciation.

--  And suggest they do another mailing - real soon!
 
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