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Without a response from them, I know not where the letter comes from or who the person really is.
Sure you do, it's printed on the letter. Surely, you've gotten postcards from realtors advertising their services? Or plumbers? Do you call them up to verify the legitimacy of those mailings? What's the difference?
Yikes! Ok, so you get a better idea of what I asked - " Has anyone ever used their services in which you brought items to them to buy? I sent a copy to their home office to verify its authenticity but never heard back. So im just guessing its an authentic offer??"
If I were going to use the services from a postcard unsolicited offer from a provider I've never used before - yes, I would investigate. I've never, ever, ever, used a service from a business postcard mailing. Ever. Do you watch the news or read the papers about all the scams these days? All I did was ask if anyone has used their services and and guessed that it was authentic and stated that they never, so far, responded to my query.
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You did the right thing by asking about a stamp company you know little about that sent you a letter.
OP didn't say he wasn't familiar with Spink, only that he was suspicious that they would actually mail him a solicitation.
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Posted 05/20/2023 9:41 pm
with John Becker.
