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January 15, 2013 by in Industry

After a brief hiatus, I’d like to bring back the Wednesday question series. I have a few questions from before the hiatus that I’ll be answering over the next few weeks. But I’d like a few more to answer.

So bring on your questions. Send them to me at Jan15@contact.wordtothewise.com, tweet them to me @wise_laura or drop them here in the comments.

 

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  1. Al Iverson says

    Here’s one. Can you, or others, share any examples of senders utilizing COI? Especially retailers.

    January 21, 2013, 8:49 am

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