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March DMM Update
Postal
Explorer (pe.usps.com) is your source for up-to-date mailing standards. The
Domestic Mail Manual
is fully searchable and features fly-out menus, cross-reference links, and
an extensive subject index. We
updated our mailing standards
with the following changes:
Express Mail and Priority Mail
Reshipment Service
We revised the standards for Express Mail and
Priority Mail reshipment to allow accountable mail and pieces with Delivery
Confirmation service. Accountable mail includes Certified Mail, COD, insured
mail, Signature Confirmation, and Express Mail. We made this change in
507.6.6.1, 507.11.7.2, and 705.17.1.1.
Intelligent Mail Pallet Placards
We provided a new preparation option in
708.6.6.2 and 708.6.6.5 for mailers using
8-inch by 11-inch
pallet placards with Intelligent Mail
container barcodes.
Until November,
mailers may affix these placards
beneath
shrinkwrap or plastic.
Detached Address Labels
We revised 602.1.0 and 602.4.0 to require
Detached Address Labels to be automation-compatible and have a correct
delivery point POSTNET barcode or Intelligent Mail barcode with an 11-digit
routing code when used with saturation mailings of Periodicals or Standard
Mail flats.
Labeling Lists
We revised
labeling list L801 to reflect changes in mail processing operations.
Our next
scheduled DMM update is April 6.
May 11 Price Change — Price
List Update
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We updated the May 2009 version of
Notice 123, Price
List, with the following changes:
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For First-Class Mail Commercial Letters and Cards, we
added “cards” to footnote 1 on page 10.
§
We corrected the price for Standard Mail High Density
parcels (with no entry discount) on page 14, and the ISAL, M-Bags, and ISC
Drop Ship prices for price group 11 on page 30. We added the DDU per-piece
discount for In-County Periodicals on page 24. The
updated
Price List
and many other tools are available at
usps.com/prices/pricechanges.htm
to help you prepare for the May 11 mailing services pricing change. We will
use the DMM Advisory
to keep you informed.
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