Definition of Freepost in English:

Freepost

nounˈfriːpəʊst

mass nounBritish

(chiefly as an element of an address) a postal service whereby the cost of postage is paid by the business that receives the letter.
as modifier send the form to our Freepost address
Example sentencesExamples
- On receiving the capsule, participants filled in a checklist of events (fracture or major illness) and returned the form by Freepost.
- But, as with all Freepost addresses, the host organisation has to pick up the postage charges for all mail sent to that address, with every envelope costing the recipient more than a first-class stamp.
- Only one agency had a Freepost address (a license under which the recipient pays the postage).
- Many of our supporters are pensioners, who use the Freepost system to send us donations.
- A Freepost envelope is enclosed with each registration form for convenience.
- Each has a Freepost address and can be coded so that responses for individual events can be counted.
- Not only that but, in the small print, the actual costs of this futile exercise are £8,082 for the main document plus £3,320 for the printing of the postcards - and up to £11,223 if 60 per cent of the cards are returned via Freepost.
- If you are not at home when they call, they will leave you a Freepost envelope.
- Local people fill them in and send them back via the scout's Freepost address - helping to raise about £3,000.
- You can put on the envelope ‘This envelope is Freepost but by using a stamp you will save us money’ or something like that.
- Great idea, but you should be aware that Freepost addresses don't always go to the same place as the other mail.
- It works by using pre-addressed Freepost envelopes in which your GP can post your repeat prescription to a nominated Boots pharmacy every time you need to renew it.
- The cabinet member for education said: ‘I would urge everyone interested in these arrangements to complete the questionnaires using the Freepost response envelopes or by e-mail from the council's website.’
- Parties should be paying for any Freepost number out of their own budget, not out of an uncapped budget.
- Though the Lib Dems do run to a Freepost return address - with the proviso: No stamp needed but using one helps save our campaign costs.
- He said that people should take time to read the Best Value performance plan and send in a Freepost questionnaire detailing their thoughts.

单词	Freepost
释义	Definition of Freepost in English: Freepost nounˈfriːpəʊst mass nounBritish (chiefly as an element of an address) a postal service whereby the cost of postage is paid by the business that receives the letter. as modifier send the form to our Freepost address Example sentencesExamples On receiving the capsule, participants filled in a checklist of events (fracture or major illness) and returned the form by Freepost. But, as with all Freepost addresses, the host organisation has to pick up the postage charges for all mail sent to that address, with every envelope costing the recipient more than a first-class stamp. Only one agency had a Freepost address (a license under which the recipient pays the postage). Many of our supporters are pensioners, who use the Freepost system to send us donations. A Freepost envelope is enclosed with each registration form for convenience. Each has a Freepost address and can be coded so that responses for individual events can be counted. Not only that but, in the small print, the actual costs of this futile exercise are £8,082 for the main document plus £3,320 for the printing of the postcards - and up to £11,223 if 60 per cent of the cards are returned via Freepost. If you are not at home when they call, they will leave you a Freepost envelope. Local people fill them in and send them back via the scout's Freepost address - helping to raise about £3,000. You can put on the envelope ‘This envelope is Freepost but by using a stamp you will save us money’ or something like that. Great idea, but you should be aware that Freepost addresses don't always go to the same place as the other mail. It works by using pre-addressed Freepost envelopes in which your GP can post your repeat prescription to a nominated Boots pharmacy every time you need to renew it. The cabinet member for education said: ‘I would urge everyone interested in these arrangements to complete the questionnaires using the Freepost response envelopes or by e-mail from the council's website.’ Parties should be paying for any Freepost number out of their own budget, not out of an uncapped budget. Though the Lib Dems do run to a Freepost return address - with the proviso: No stamp needed but using one helps save our campaign costs. He said that people should take time to read the Best Value performance plan and send in a Freepost questionnaire detailing their thoughts.
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