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[catter70]

I just saw in my USPS informed delivery that I'm receiving a package from this company. I googled it and it looks like some kind of scam.Looks like getting paid for stuffing envelopes. Anyone ever receive anything from them or familiar with this outfit?

[Tori3569]

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@catter70 wrote:

I just saw in my USPS informed delivery that I'm receiving a package from this company. I googled it and it looks like some kind of scam.Looks like getting paid for stuffing envelopes. Anyone ever receive anything from them or familiar with this outfit?

I just googled it and it doesn't look like a scam at all.  It's a direct marketing company, so you're probably getting some kind of catalog or coupon packet or something like that.  They compile marketing info from companies and then do the mailing.  Junk mail, maybe, scam, no. 

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[chrystaltree]

Too many people are afraid of everything now.  Even pieces of paper.  If you looked it up on Google, you know it said absolutely nothing about scams.  You shouldn't make things up. It's a US company that offers a host of mailing, email and print services to businesses.  This being shopping season, it's likely it's a catalog or flyer or promotional thing.  If you think there's some nefarious in the envelope, don't open it.  Toss it in the trash and go about your business.

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[jackthebear]

mark it return to sender, address unknown etc

[SandySparkles]

@catter70 You were right to question it with all of the scams targeting us this time of the year! Glad @Tori3569  discovered it was a legitimate business. You can never be too careful!.😊

~~~All we need is LOVE💖

[LTT1]

@jackthebear 

Not sure how but you mention "address unknown!"

How do you do this?

I'm guessing you do a "return to sender and also write "address unknown" on the item?

Thanks!

[jackthebear]

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@LTT1 wrote:

@jackthebear 

Not sure how but you mention "address unknown!"

How do you do this?

I'm guessing you do a "return to sender and also write "address unknown" on the item?

Thanks!

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quoting the song "return to sender, "

[songbird]

I've received notification of a package with an oddball name.  Most of the time it's a advertisement or a small catalog.