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Cutting the mail chain could have ripple effect

Even the most high-tech of vendors rely on aging system

Tuesday, September 27, 2011
By Teresa F. Lindeman, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Inside the 85,000-square-foot Pittsburgh Mailing warehouse, mail is zipping along. Sorters that can handle 30,000 pieces per hour send Duquesne Light bills flying into rows of boxes in one room, while employees bind piles of magazines going to Robert Morris University alumni in another. Bins hold stacks of a Sheetz flier ready to be glued. Read more...

We've changed our address, but not our commitment to service

After several years of maintaining two locations, Pittsburgh Mailing is pleased to announce that we have consolidated all operations under one – very large – roof. This new configuration affords us the opportunity for improved internal communication, interaction, and plenty of room to grow. And that's great news for our clients.

We are now located at 4777 Streets Run Road, Pittsburgh Mailing, PA 15236.

Please send all material and correspondence to our new address. Our phone and fax numbers have remained the same, as have our e-mail addresses.

Even with a new address, you can expect to receive the same high level of service Pittsburgh Mailing has always strived to provide. Nothing is more important than our clients' satisfaction.

Effective April 17:

Although the Postmaster General has not raised the full-price, first-class postage rate of $.44, all discount rates will increase as of April 17. Your sales representative will contact you with this information.

Intelligent Mail Barcode (IMB)

The USPS has decided to postpone mandatory use of the IMb (intelligent mail barcode). Originally set to become mandatory in May of this year, there has been no new deadline set. Check this site regularly for updates regarding the IMb implementation.

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