Alternative to CMRRR?

[Anonymous]

I thought I read about it somewhere around here--but cannot find it again. Any Help? Also, I should always do CMRRR or the like when I DV? thanks. OK Found it....Taken from My.dog.Fico (thanks) Guys, take a slightly cheaper route with CMRRR. You don't need the green card. The USPS has electronic RRR that only costs about $0.85. You log into USPS, track the CM number and tell them to send you the RRR to an e-mail account. They send you an e-mail with the receivers scanned signature. Message Edited by river on 12-06-2007 01:15 PM

Message Edited by river on 12-06-2007 01:16 PM

[Anonymous]

I actually use the fax receipt method.  Works well.  I simply add to the bottom that fax receipt will consitute proof of delivery.

[My_dog_FICO]

That's an even cheaper method, but I don't know if it would hold up in court.

[Anonymous]

it holds up - use it all the time for 'proof of delivery' on contract contingencies.  BUT, our contract includes electronic transmittal language

[Anonymous]

It is legal and will hold up even without the electronic transmittal provision. The only thing you need is proofthat it was received at the location.  A fax receipt states the rtransmission went through fine whichmeans they weren't out of paper.

[TryingVeryHard]

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@Anonymous wrote:
I thought I read about it somewhere around here--but cannot find it again. Any Help? Also, I should always do CMRRR or the like when I DV? thanks. OK Found it....Taken from My.dog.Fico (thanks) Guys, take a slightly cheaper route with CMRRR. You don't need the green card. The USPS has electronic RRR that only costs about $0.85. You log into USPS, track the CM number and tell them to send you the RRR to an e-mail account. They send you an e-mail with the receivers scanned signature. Message Edited by river on 12-06-2007 01:15 PM

Message Edited by river on 12-06-2007 01:16 PM

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What do you call this service?

[My_dog_FICO]

From USPS website

http://www.usps.com/rates/extra-services-rates.htm#H10

Return Receipt Fees
(In conjunction with another service)
Fee
Requested at time of mailing $2.15
(receive by mail) (aka - Green Card)

Requested at time of mailing $0.85
(receive electronically - e-mail)

Requested after mailing (Form 3811-A) $3.80
(receive by fax, mail, or e-mail)

Message Edited by My_dog_FICO on 12-07-2007 10:18 AM