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  • More Nonprofit Mailer Comments are Welcome

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    Steve Kearney
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    Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Please consider telling your story about the importance of mail with stable pricing. You can mail a letter to the PRC Commissioners at: Postal Regulatory Commission 901 New York Avenue NW, Suite 200 Washington, DC  20268-0001 RE: Ten-Year Rate System Review, Docket No. RM 2017-3 Dear Commissioners: Letters should be mailed…

  • Few Comments, but Great Stories

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    Steve Kearney
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    Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Few comments so far, but they tell great stories Most would-be commenters are waiting until the due date, March 20. This is either for strategic advantage—they don’t want anyone to have a chance to rebut their comments, or it is human nature to wait until the due date. In any case,…

  • Rate Review Comments Due March 20

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    Steve Kearney
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    Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Price cap on postage is at stake Twelve days from now, all eyes should be on the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) comment page for the ten-year rate review. This is for public input to the process in which the PRC must decide whether the postage rate regulatory process that has been…

  • Make a Difference For All Nonprofit Mailers

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    Steve Kearney
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    Action is needed now.  We are more than halfway through the time allotted to submit your comments to the PRC regarding the regulatory review. If you plan to submit your comments via USPS mail, you’ve only TWO WEEKS LEFT to ensure they are included in this landmark decision. Before reading any further, please take a moment…

  • URGENT Call To Action – Defend Affordable Postage

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    Steve Kearney
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    We need your help now. It is critical that as many nonprofit mailers as possible participate in the pricing review being performed by the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC).   The PRC NEEDS to hear your story to understand the importance of the CPI (Consumer Price Index) inflation cap on postage increases. The comment period is…