Auspost unaddressed mail delivery order

A very specific question!

According to Australia Post's website, here are the steps to order unaddressed mail delivery:

Ordering Unaddressed Mail Delivery

1. Choose your mail type: Australia Post offers various types of unaddressed mail, including:
   • Unaddressed Mail (UAM) - a single piece of mail sent to all addresses in a specific area.
   • Door-to-Door Mail (DDM) - a single piece of mail sent to every household in a specific area.
   • Unaddressed Mail with a Targeted List (UAML) - a single piece of mail sent to a specific list of addresses.
2. Select your delivery area: Choose the area where you want to deliver your unaddressed mail. You can select a specific suburb, postcode, or even a custom area.
3. Choose your mail format: Decide on the format of your unaddressed mail, such as:
   • Letter (A4 or A5 size)
   • Flyer (A4 or A5 size)
   • Brochure (A4 or A5 size)
   • Catalogue (A4 or A5 size)
4. Provide your mail content: Upload your mail content, including text, images, and any other relevant information.
5. Order and pay: Place your order and pay for the unaddressed mail delivery service. The cost will depend on the size and weight of your mail, as well as the delivery area.
6. Track your mail: Once your unaddressed mail is delivered, you can track its progress using Australia Post's tracking tool.

Additional Requirements

• Minimum order quantity: The minimum order quantity for unaddressed mail delivery is 1,000 pieces.
• Mail preparation: Make sure your mail is prepared according to Australia Post's guidelines, including using the correct postage and addressing.
• Delivery timeframe: Unaddressed mail delivery typically takes 2-4 weeks, depending on the delivery area and mail type.

Please note that these requirements and guidelines are subject to change, so it's always best to check with Australia Post's website or contact their customer service team for the most up-to-date information.