Is it okay to use NetPost via USPS to do CMRRR

[WilliamKF]

Hello,

I see on the usps.com website that they are partnered with https://mailingonline.postedigital.com to send Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested electronically, i.e. no trip to the post office. They print it all out for you and send it regular snail mail.

Is this good enough, or must it be the old fashioned way to fully pursue the debt validation strategy?

Thanks.

-William

[qtptute]

Hello,

I see on the usps.com website that they are partnered with https://mailingonline.postedigital.com to send Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested electronically, i.e. no trip to the post office. They print it all out for you and send it regular snail mail.

Is this good enough, or must it be the old fashioned way to fully pursue the debt validation strategy?

Thanks.

-William

Sure, it looks like it is legit. If I can figure it out, I might try it. I just don't have the patience to make a spreadsheet along with my documents, and pdf them, etc. to mail something. The CMRRR, with my labels on them work just fine. (And I don't go to the post office, I just put the postage on it and toss it in the mailbox for the carrier to pick it up).

[WilliamKF]

Do you think it matters that the document will not have my ink signature on it, just a scanned in signature?

[qtptute]

Do you think it matters that the document will not have my ink signature on it, just a scanned in signature?

I don't think it matters.

[SecretAgentWoman]

I used it when I started 8 months ago, pretty nice. Just annoying to use and kind of expensive. So, I went back to putting it together myself and visiting the post office. But the recipients treated it like just any other CMRRR.