And while only relying on social media and direct mail circulars to spread the word, Costco's profits still soared earlier this year.
Arrange to have a neighbor pick up your mail, circulars, and newspapers when you are on vacation.
He sent for an "inflation-survival kit" that had come to his attention through a junk-mail circular.
Just yesterday, she had sent out an e-mail circular to friends from Homs, writing, "It's a nightmare here".
Participants were recruited from multiple sources, including national radio, local and national print magazines, a university e-mail circular, and referrals from hospital rheumatology and physiotherapy departments.
The Northern and North West Melbourne Divisions of General Practice and the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) promoted the trial via their newsletters, fax and e-mail circulars.
The property was maintained by a landscaper, and junk mail and circulars were presumably collected periodically, although none of about a dozen neighbors interviewed can recall how.
Many such techniques are in use today: mail shots, circulars, catalogues, phone calls with or without human or automatic intervention, radio, video phone, fax, TV telesales - and more to come in the future with CD-ROM, modems providing link-ups between personal computers, and so on.
In 1957, his conviction for mailing obscene circulars and advertising an obscene book came to the Supreme Court.
Most important, he has skilfully fended off a tough regulatory proposal for the immediate opening of lucrative bulk-mail (eg, circulars) to competition.
Original pre-release advertising included a regional "mail drop" of circulars presenting screenshots of a screaming Geeson and the tagline "Warning!
