Sentences with phrase «own yellow letters»

According to the Los Angeles coroner's report, she lay dead for the better part of a year before a neighbor and fellow actress, a woman named Susan Savage, noticed cobwebs and yellowing letters in her mailbox, reached through a broken window to unlock the door, and pushed her way through the piles of junk mail and mounds of clothing that barricaded the house.

It will have yellow lettering on a black background (see left).

Wearing a customized black shirt with «Opt - out» in yellow letters, Martinez told the state Board of Education on Wednesday she's so worried about how students will respond the test that she won't let her daughter take it.

Yellow letters with Black field,,, FREDM C6 (FREEDOM) 6 years Both show cars / DRIVERS.

Yellow letters with Black field,,, FREDM C1 (FREEDOM) 51 years Also an 05 Convertible with the 60's Ca.

ON THE BIG FLATSCREEN: Jagged yellow lettering on black: THE TEMPEST By William Shakespeare with The Fletcher Correctional Players Onscreen: A hand - printed sign, held up to the camera byAnnouncer, wearing a short purple velvet cloak.

«To you, perceptive reader, I bequeath my history...» Late one night, exploring her father's library, a young woman finds an ancient book and a cache of yellowing letters.

Then you have to descend via stairs and eventually you reach the sign with yellow letters «Kaap Die Goeie Hoop.

Collecting all the yellow letters is related to unlocking Ultimate All - Shooters (see above).

Each disc has the title of the work etched in pale yellow letters, with a blue ellipse at the rear, suggestive of the map - like colours that this object is closely related to.

There is always at least one spectacular stunt, such as last year's disastrously ill - thought out move by Greenpeace to drape large yellow letters spelling out «Time for Change» over the Nazca lines in the Peruvian desert.

The yellow lettering on the platform edge spelling «mind the gap / step» was written to encourage people to keep safe and avoid accidents.

And, remember your visitors - yellow letters on a dark navy blue background may look great to you, but your resume probably won't be very legible when printed (and, hopefully, it will be printed by a recruiter or employer some day).

@Vicky Covarrubias Yellow letters are used to find off - market deals.

It's specifically called a yellow letter because, well, see the definition a couple posts above from @Jessica Gourdine.

These are a few of the first 200 yellow letters I sent out on June 25th.

In my opinion, the yellow letter, unlike cold calls or knocking on doors, is unobtrusive, and therefore fairly appropriate anytime.

As such I get a constant barrage of yellow letters..

My Letter is a very simply yellow letter.

It is not the «yellow letter» that does the trick.

The yellow letter..

Marketing - ~ 550 yellow letters (response rate ~ 12 %!)

If they are not desperate, they can still be eager to sell... but again, I do not see any way how a sloppy yellow letter would entice anyone to sell their house unless they are desperate.

My experience is that its not the yellow letter that gets the response; its the hand addressed envelope that gets opened.

My mailer is a yellow letter with a «handwritten» font, typical «hi my name is oscar londono and I want to buy your house... etc».

@Christian Laines I would recommend staying away from yellow letters you can create a handwritten letter that will grab the prospect attention just as easily and they stick out more than yellow letters because yellow letters are so over used.

I too was also debating on wether to use yellow letters or a regular hand written letter.

I used to write my own yellow letters which took time.

«ohh but stinky one, I got a deal from a yellow letter!!»

We are going with white letter envelopes and small yellow letters, computer printed and first class postage.

I have seen recommendations all over the Forums for yellow letters.

Typically a yellow letter will have a higher response rate than a postcard.

Si I guess my question is, what is it that you all have been putting in your yellow letters and what has been successful for you?

I tailor my yellow letter to each individual house.

Several people on here have said that yellow letters are very effective though.

The other is a nasty ripped off yellow letter (or white paper letter) with your rant written in creepy ink that looks like blood offering to buy their $ 356,000 house in CASH!

All these yellow letters and written letters is a rumor started by these companies that make money off of them.

One thing I like to do with my yellow letter response is to put them in a file and call back in a month or so to see how motivated they are now plus it looks like you are a serious home buyer.

I have seen yellow letters mentioned in this posting many times.

The yellow letter looks pretty standard for that type.

Total mailing was around 850 postcards, 80 handwritten yellow letters.

Also, while some areas are saturated with yellow letters, other areas get none at all.

Instead of a yellow letter, we sent our message on standard white copy paper.

it is very hard with every 1k out the door on mailing lists, letters, postcards, but this forum gives me a ray of hope that I will become a successful wholesaler sooner rather than later (but I will make it because it has become an obcession for me and I will succeed or die... or my wife will kill me because I spent all our savings on yellow letters..

I have also been mailing yellow letters to owners of duplexes all around me.

I sent 2 yellow letters, 2 regular letters and 1 postcard dripped out over 7 months.

And his knowledge of Yellow Letter mailing is second to none.

Not yellow letter but my own personal letters.

Hi Dre, No I haven't forgotten about getting up with you... Trying to find a closing attorney and learning my new contracts all while making yellow letters and bandit signs has kept me busy because I trying to get all this done so that I can get the phone ringing...

Your Yellow Letter, if using blue (YUCK), don't use a sharpie and drop the envelope style... and use regular stamps... Youre over thinking it way too much.