Obviously from my username that I'm a mailman in California. All last week and yesterday I have been delivering higher than usual CapOne cards (I can feel the envelopes to know what's inside after 20 years of delivering LOL).
I noticed I have been delivering alot of AmEx's Blue, Barlcay 2X Rewards and some Chase pre-offers on my route.
If you guys or gals have any questions about how often I deliver what (in regards to credit cards) I can answer...what I will NOT answer my customer's info, specific location such as street names, etc. LOL!
Oh yeah...come January I'll be delivering 16 to 24 oz credit card statements 
Can you deliver in other parts of the country? We need a responsible mailman like you. 
@Anonymous wrote:Obviously from my username that I'm a mailman in California. All last week and yesterday I have been delivering higher than usual CapOne cards (I can feel the envelopes to know what's inside after 20 years of delivering LOL).
I noticed I have been delivering alot of AmEx's Blue, Barlcay 2X Rewards and some Chase pre-offers on my route.
If you guys or gals have any questions about how often I deliver what (in regards to credit cards) I can answer...what I will NOT answer my customer's info, specific location such as street names, etc. LOL!
Oh yeah...come January I'll be delivering 16 to 24 oz credit card statements
I'm thinking the increase in Cap1 cards is because of the new chip cards being sent out -- I got 2 this week. So it may not reflect an increase in new credit accounts... just new cards.
Cap 1 doesn't make any attempt to hide their credit card mailers. I think they figure the process you have to use to activate the card makes it secure enough.
@Dalmus wrote:
I couldn't imagine making so many purchases in one month on one card that I had more than two statement pages!
Back in the day (90s) when Amex still did 'country-club billing' for their charge cards (with the squares on each page, some with actual receipt copies) I can remember having bills so lengthy they would come in a letter-size envelope (8.5 x 11). It was too many pages to even fold.
Talk about killing some trees! 
@Anonymous wrote:Can you deliver in other parts of the country? We need a responsible mailman like you.
LOL Thanks for the thought! :-)
I kinda figured
@designated_knitter wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Obviously from my username that I'm a mailman in California. All last week and yesterday I have been delivering higher than usual CapOne cards (I can feel the envelopes to know what's inside after 20 years of delivering LOL).
I noticed I have been delivering alot of AmEx's Blue, Barlcay 2X Rewards and some Chase pre-offers on my route.
If you guys or gals have any questions about how often I deliver what (in regards to credit cards) I can answer...what I will NOT answer my customer's info, specific location such as street names, etc. LOL!
Oh yeah...come January I'll be delivering 16 to 24 oz credit card statements
I'm thinking the increase in Cap1 cards is because of the new chip cards being sent out -- I got 2 this week. So it may not reflect an increase in new credit accounts... just new cards.
Cap 1 doesn't make any attempt to hide their credit card mailers. I think they figure the process you have to use to activate the card makes it secure enough.
I kinda figured.
Chase sends out plain envelopes without ANY names/logos just PO Box in Coppel, Texas ;-)
@UncleB wrote:
@Dalmus wrote:
I couldn't imagine making so many purchases in one month on one card that I had more than two statement pages!
Back in the day (90s) when Amex still did 'country-club billing' for their charge cards (with the squares on each page, some with actual receipt copies) I can remember having bills so lengthy they would come in a letter-size envelope (8.5 x 11). It was too many pages to even fold.
Talk about killing some trees!
Gosh! I remember that when I first started delivering mail! LOL