GrowMail Description

Proven advertising strategies can help you get in front of your customers and generate results! We specialize in targeted direct mail and the Every Door Direct Mail Program. Our professional and knowledgeable team work with state-of the-art production equipment in our two production facilities to bring you the highest quality print. Targeting software that allows you to target specific zip codes or carrier routes based on demographics. Start mailing households near your business today. Our in-house graphic design team is passionate about launching, revitalizing and accelerating brand growth. Get a postcard or direct mail piece created by our designers today!

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Company Details

Company:
GrowMail
Year Founded:
2001
Headquarters:
United States
Website:
www.growmail.com

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Product Details

Platforms
SaaS
iPhone
iPad
Android
Type of Training
Documentation
Live Online
Customer Support
24/7 Live Support
Online

GrowMail Features and Options

Direct Mail Automation Software

A/B Testing
Analytics/Reporting
Campaign Management
Data Import/Export
Delivery Tracking
Design Management
Event Triggered Mailings
List Scrubbing
Mailing List Purchasing
Mailing Services Integration
Pre-made Templates
Printing Services Integration
Response Alerts

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  • Name: Gordon E.
    Job Title: Co-Owner
    Length of product use: Less than 6 months
    Used How Often?: Yearly
    Role: User
    Organization Size: 1 - 25
    Features
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    Ease
    Pricing
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    No Follow Through

    Date: Jun 11 2024

    Summary: I just want you all to know that I am very displeased with the service. My company has only done one mail out with them and the end of this process has got me rethinking my initial decision from ordering with them. In the beginning, everything seemed great, but then after everything was purchased, the service went down hill. They ran a special that I thought seemed too good to be true - buy 2,500 post cards, get 2,500 free. I then called one of their specialists to ensure I was reading this offer correctly. She told me that I in fact was correct, if we bought 2,500 we would get 2,500 free. I then went on the website to get everything set up and at check out I noticed the price did not reflect the BOGO offer that she had mentioned. I called her back, explaining my concern about the amount of money shown at check out because I had decided to buy more than 2,500 since I was getting 2,500 for free. She told me not to worry and that if I chose the pay 50% now and 50% later option that the accounting department would apply the BOGO and that would be it.

    Fast forward a few days later and I see my bank was charged another $1k+ when I was anticipating only another $300-$400. I call her quickly, trying to figure out why I was charged so much money. She said she'd look into it. I hear nothing back from her for a few days so I call her back. She then says that they did apply a credit, but it was for only like $300. I explained that 2,500 post cards was NOT worth only $300 and that there must be a mistake. She said that it also didn't sound right and that she'd look into it. Again, a few days go by without a word, so I call her again. She then explains that she can't get an answer and has to talk to her managers who she just so happen to be meeting with that day. I thought, ok great, I'll have an answer some time today. Nope, I have to call her back AGAIN days later. All of this going on while simultaneously noticing that the postcards we purchased had not even shipped when they said they would.

    After what felt like WEEKS, I finally see the post cards had shipped out. A couple of days later I finally get a hold of the lady working with my account and she tells me she's still working on the situation. I again go days without hearing from her so I call the main line and ask to speak to her manager, Dean. He explains to me that the discount applied WAS correct and that the offer was not for mailing out the 2,500 postcards, just creating them with the logo. I politely told him the reference to that was not expressed to me by the specialist I was working with and even asked her if it was an actual BOGO offer because if it wasn't I wasn't going to buy that many. He said he understood but that the corporation has never done anything like that and basically said the company was not at fault for one of their worker's mistake. He then said he would, at the very least give me a $200 refund and that he would set me up with another specialist to make sure something like this never happens again with my company. Well, that was almost 2 weeks ago and have still yet to see a refund. This has been an almost 2 month journey and I just felt like this was something that needed to be sent to the public expressing that they should find another dealer for mail outs because this company apparently doesn't do what they say are going to do.

    Positive: They have a targeting service s that gives you the ability to target certain postal areas with demographics that help decide if it’s worth sending post cards to certain areas or not.

    Negative: Everything else. For real, their customer service is awful. You get stuck with one specialist and if they don’t know what they are doing it could be a costly(specifically money) on your part. Beware! Also, there is zero follow through on their part. Was told many things that either were never true or didn’t happen.

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