Not exact matches
I don't know about other industries but
in the real estate space [I play a support role] traditional marketing methods are dying and / or cost prohibitive — print magazines, direct
mail, fliers, door hangers etc — I can see why other forms of marketing would be imperative [especially when there is a brand and some form of uniqueness to the product or service] but it's been my experience that the public views real estate peeps as «all the same» and therefor will
often choose the 1st one they
come across when looking for homes — online.
Orders
often come in via
mail, fax, online forms, or telephone.
When you enter into one of these deals you
often also receive a store card which will
come in the
mail and give you access to more credit.
This sort of application
often comes online or
in the
mail.
These scams
often come through letters
in the
mail, confusingly worded emails or, rarely but still possibly, over the phone.
One strategy most (but not all) companies use is to
come up with one excuse after another to not pay, it can be 1) Paperwork not received from you when you know you send it; even if sent by registered
mail; 2) Paperwork incomplete, and they
often won't tell you what is missing; 3) asking for more information that can be not only irrelevant but remote
in time, 4) The ever lurking «per - existing condition.»
Not only that I almost never see an address listed for submitting a resume it is almost always an e-
mail address so I am not sure where you are
coming up with this
mail in Idea because it doesn't happen
often that an address is listed.