[perokreco]

You should include a list with locations of your printing locations, and approximate time delay, as I would say those are pretty important. I had to email you to find out the location and speed. Moreover I think that an "affinity" program, allowing people to sign up to print/mail stuff at low-quantity places might be an idea worth looking into.

[DaFresco]

Yes, something like transit time would be a good thing. I'll do that. You have to help me with your affinity suggestion. I'm not sure if i understand correctly. The current minimum depost is 10,- euro/dollar. The minimum letters is 1. Thanks for your reply.

[perokreco]

For example, currently the mail for the western Balkans is sent from Belgium. I think that having an affiliate program, that allows a person/company to sign up from that location and do printing/sending for you might be a thing worth looking into. However, I have no idea how your system works so this might not be possible.

[amarcus]

Wouldn't that mean anyone can sign up to read my mail? I think they should use their own employees who are background-checked and have signed some sort of an NDA

[DaFresco]

Oh, ok i get it now. We have thought about something like that. The problem is indeed as Amarcus says. We currently work only with certified companies who already print for banks and insurance companies etc. Also we print on Xerox Igen3 or HP indigo printers. Both high end digital printers. A small/cheap printer would not deliver that quality. (Unless there is a printer i'm not aware of). We even tested the ink folding crease resistance!