COMPLIANCE
PDPO-aware outreach
Hong Kong’s PDPO and the Unsolicited Electronic Messages Ordinance tightly regulate SMS, email and calls. Addressed physical mail sits in a different bucket — often workable under “directly relevant purpose” with the data you already hold.
Not legal advice.
REACHABILITY
DNC doesn’t cover paper
The HK Do-Not-Call registers apply to pre-recorded calls, fax and SMS. They don’t cover addressed letter mail. Customers who blocked every other channel still open their mailbox.
PRESSURE
Debt letters that get read
A signed, letterheaded demand letter hits different from a third reminder email. It looks like the next step is a lawyer. Add registered mail for a proof-of-delivery receipt that courts accept.
BRAND
Old-fashioned = reliable
Private banks, law firms, insurers and family offices send paper for a reason: it signals permanence. A good envelope does more brand work than a month of LinkedIn posts.
ATTENTION
Near 100% open rate
People open their mail. They don’t open promo emails. A business envelope is picked up, turned over, opened — that’s three seconds of your brand in their hands, guaranteed.
RECORD
Evidence you can file
Every job ships with an optional Certificate of Posting PDF: date, recipient, item weight and our Hongkong Post lodgement reference. Drop it straight into your compliance binder.