Great Controvery
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to share The Great Controversy with my neighbors?
Cost is only $1.25 per book, including postage. Additional costs apply on certain postal routes.
Do I have to mail the books myself?
No. The Review and Herald Publishing Association will put the books into the postal system at your request.
I want to send the book to all the people in my Zip code or carrier route. How do I find out how many books would be required?
Here's how you can find out how many homes are in your Zip code or in your carrier route. You will need to access the internet.
First, here's how to find which carrier route serves your home, follow these steps:
Go to http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/
Enter your address, city, state and zip you need to look up.
Click on "Submit >."
Click on "Mailing Industry Information." It will open a new window, the top line will tell you your carrier route number. Make a note of your carrier route number.
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If you need to find out how many box routes, city routes, or carrier routes are in a Zip Code: Go to www.acculeads.com/cow1.max |
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Log on with user ID: gcproject and password: rh2009 Click on the log in button |
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| Click on AccuData Res/Occ Powered by Compact | ![]() |
| Under Zip5, type in the zip codes you need to look up | ![]() |
| Click on "Count Report" on the left hand menu. | ![]() |
| Make sure that carrier route and excel file is checked. | ![]() |
| Click on Get Count Report. It will automatically send the Review and Herald an e-mail report. To view the report, at top left click on "My Counts." |
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| The top line should contain your report. Click on "view report". | ![]() |
| Individual box routes, city routes, or carrier routes may be listed here. The first number on the left is the number of address in that particular route. Please do not order labels at this time. When you are finished, click on the purple "Log Out" button. How do I get the addresses? Individual addresses are not needed for "saturation mailings" to postal routes. We just need to know which postal routes you want to reach. More Questions: Call 1-800-876-7313 |
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