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Does the Envelope Have a Postage Meter Number Instead of a Stamp How Did You Respond to the Offer Yes Meter No. Do You Have a Mailing Receipt From Your Response Such as for certified insured or Express Mail Yes Mail Receipt No. To What Address Did You Mail Your Response What Did You Receive How Did It Differ From What You Expected Do You Have the Item How Was It Delivered Have You Contacted the Company or Person About the Complaint No. Why Private Courier Delivery Attempted Returned Endorsed Mo ...

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