MAIL FORWARDING SERVICES Sample Clauses

MAIL FORWARDING SERVICES. 2.1 Mail forwarding services (MC4) 20 times/month (limited to letter below 30g). The remaining quota of the month could not be accumulated. If exceed the quota or standard weight/size, services charge will be quote separately.
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MAIL FORWARDING SERVICES. Many clients do not have a physical address, other than their home offices; others want to establish a U.S. presence. Harvard Business Services, Inc. provides the use of our address as a mailing address for your company. Some of our mail forwarding services are: Premium Service: This service is based on an annual fee that includes weekly forwarding of all business correspondence for 1 year. Reasonable postage is built-in to the price. Over-sized packages are not included. Basic 6 Service: This service includes 6 forwards (6 pieces of mail). We suggest this service for clients who expect to receive little or no mail at all. You have the option to renew or upgrade this service once the 6 forwards have been exhausted or when the year term has expired, whatever comes first. Reasonable postage is built into the price. Over-sized packages are not included. Basic 15 Service: This service includes 15 forwards (15 pieces of mail). We suggest this service for clients who may not receive a high volume of mail, but expect more than what would be covered under the Basic 6 service. For example, this service would be great for a company looking to receive 1 bank statement a month. You have the option to renew or upgrade this service once the 15 forwards have been exhausted or when the year term has expired, whatever comes first. Reasonable postage is built into the price. Over-sized packages are not included. We also offer custom mail forwarding services, if none of the above options suit your business needs. Many of our other services can be found on our website: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxx. To initiate any of the above services, please call 1-800-345-2677 ext. 6911 or 302-645-7400 ext. 6911. You may also send an email request to xxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. HARVARD BUSINESS SERVICES, INC. 00000 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXX, XXXXXXXX 00000-0000 Phone: (000) 000-0000 (000)-000-0000 Fax: (000) 000-0000 xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx ACCOUNT: Xx. Xxxxxx Xxxx 000 Xxxx 00xx xxxxxx Xxxxx 00X Xxx Xxxx XX, 00000 February 15, 2017 RECEIPT: Dalva Ventures, LLC Delaware Division of Corporations file # 6315718 Record ID # 321107 Service Provided: Formation $279.00 Discount -$80.00 AMOUNT PAID: $199.00 PAID IN FULL *** Keep this receipt for your records *** OPERATING AGREEMENT MEMBER MANAGED DATE: PARTIES:

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