How does it do with junk mail credit card offers? Can I just throw in the whole envelope without opening it up?
1635761
most of the time yes, make sure the envelope isnt too fat... it is designed to shred 11 pages at a time so stick to the user manual and you'll be fine. Sometime you'll have to open the envelopes... like those from BoysTown and charities with tons of folded paper, i simply unfold and shred the whole thing :D
1635762
Possibly I havent tried that it does do like 3 to 4 sheets at a time it says it can do 11 but that's how my last one got ruined
1635763
I'm not sure. Although I'm still leery of putting more than a few pieces of paper at once, I believe it's advertised to do a bunch at a time. It sounds as if it would pulverize a tree trunk!!
1825443
I got all junk cards, no special cards at all. I tried returning them and didn't get response from seller. I ended up having to do an Amazon buyers protection. You may get what was advertised but probably not if its the same seller as mine. Sorry
1568737
not really, if your book is value. The envelope will get tear if something hook on it.
1627752
Sorry, just came across the email notification now cleaning out my inbox. Plain inside, no pockets or compartments or anything.
1388318
Yes. There are 2 ways to fi it. 1. You scan the item to the desk top then you attach to mail. 2. You scan the item into one of the filing cabinets on left side. Then hi lite it and click on the email button on the icon bar
596959
Yes, I always print the envelope to mail my card in. After printing the card there is a tab at the bottom that says 'print envelope'. Click on that and then 'edit envelope'. You can address and put your return address. Sometimes I put a picture as well. There is a way to create an address book, but I have not done that yet.
1224445
Sorry I thought this was junk mail. I will check and answer tonight when i get home from work. I think the 3 3/4 is too long.
2130824
You can always send us ( or the vendor ) a note. However, there would be an additional shipping fee in most cases as USPS, Fedex and UPS would charge to resend. At least from us.
1705351
3 of the 5 answers here were not answers at all why do you even waste the time?it will cut some paper but its not always clean. i wouldnt risk dulling the edge. i really like mine, pre approved credit cards are finally a good thing to see in my mailbox.
734645
No, its for 100 envelopes. IF you only need one I suggest you try to find some thing similar at your local Office or Staples.But if you are looking for 100 or more envelopes this is a good buy.
1510002
I will be completeyl honest this thing is not worth changing strips. I have to open junk mail to shred 1 page at a time.
1218690
Saw those and knew immediately they were scams. Tried to add it to cart anyway just to see what happens. You get a message saying that the item cannot be shipped to your address, enter another address. Well, I entered several addresses all in the good 'ol USA and none qualified. Don't waste you time and DO NOT write them unless you want to get involved with scammers. I've done it a couple times just to waste their time by giving them fake info. Heh heh.
618170
Certainly, with proper address and adequate postage... But this doesn't mean it is smart to do so. Keep in mind they are transparent, so the contents of the envelope will be visible to people you don't even know! And the envelope doesn't seal closed.
455472
The code is only good for one use (one membership), so if you have this mailed to you, you could reveal the code & then email that to the recipient (as long as it wasn't used). You could also just have this mailed directly, but it's a physical card w/ a one-time-use code.
748729
Yes, as long as the total weight of the envelope doesn't exceed 1 oz. You can use this size up to 3.5 oz. weight. However, for each oz. over l oz. you will need to add .21 postage. Postage for an envelope this size, which weighs 3.5 oz. would be $1.12.
411485
unfortunately, you can't put any outgoing mail in it. it does keep everything safe when it's incoming. :)
288132
Yes, you can mail catalogs....it adds nothing to postage costs, I use them for books, comics, catalogs, lots of things!