Pittsburgh Mailing Inc is a fine direct-mail house that satisfies its clients needs with quality direct mail. Mailing Services of Pittsburgh, though, is a last-minute copy-cat pop-up business that came out of nowhere in, what seems to me, to be a last-minute pretender business. How much closer to our name can you get? You can't! How sad is it when the competition take your name and shift the words around to sound like a whole new business? Very, very sad! Avoid the pretenders!

YouTube DOT com/watch?v=psKNY9bG48M "Longtime Company Worker Loses Job, Insurance During Health Crisis" Work for M.S.P. for 20+ years and get a little too sick to cheaply insure, you'll get kicked to the streets. M.S.P. tells every new hire they are "like family". How is Mark Bushee's career at M.S.P. going these days? Is M.S.P. still treating him like family? Kicked into the curb and left to fend for themselves, M.S.P. treats all their employees "like family". A totally dysfunctional family of people that hates their family and will stab them in the back for a few dollars.

blueskyetoDOTcom/contact-us/demo-video/ Is this a joke? We seriously hope it is a giant joke video. If this video is not a fake/spoof, we feel sorry for those involved. I dare anyone to tell us how BlueSkyETO's sad video differs from this: youtubeDOTcom/watch?v=GyV_UG60dD4

YouTube DOT com/watch?v=psKNY9bG48M How is Jim Young doing these days? Has the local media ever done "a bit" about Pittsburgh Mailing, Inc? NO NO NO Has the local media mocked our supposed "direct competitor"? YES! And you can view the mockery yourself on You.Tube when handy for you. you_tubeDOTcom/watch?v=psKNY9bG48M

Please DO NOT MISTAKE Pittsburgh Mailing Inc, WITH ANY JUNK MAIL HOUSE THAT EVEN REMOTELY SOUNDS LIKE ANYTHING like the name of this fine direct mail-house. I hope you all know that Mailing Services of Pittsburgh is a joke...an enigma wrapped up inside of lies on top of lies!!! Please. please, please do not accept anything less than the best of the best.

Please, do NOT mistake Pittsburgh Mailing, Inc. for Mailing Services of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Mailing, Inc. is one of the area's leading mailers with dedicated employees that truly care about getting your message to your target audience correctly. Mailing Services of Pittsburgh, though, is a copy-cat "pop-up" business that started up out of nowhere to try, it seems, to steal some of Pittsburgh Mailing, Inc.'s thunder. Please, do not mistake one for the other! In our experience, Mailing Services of Pittsburgh should be avoided at all costs. They have re-named their business numerous times since the 1990's in, what seems to us to be, an attempt to sound like Pittsburgh Mailing, Inc. How low would your own business be to resort to changing your name to try to sound like the competition?

A quick search on the internet provides no-nearly no negative comments on Pittsburgh Mailing Inc. Sadly for the "competition" though, a search for M.S.P. provides such search results like: {worst job ever Former Employee - Machine Operator in Freedom, PA I worked at Mailing Services of Pittsburgh full-time for less than a year... Pros: honestly, i have not one good thing to say Cons: this company has no kind of educated management; they layoff people & mandate Saturdays & Sundays. nothing ever works & mechanics cannot fix anything.} Yes, this is a qualified review from one of "their" former employees. They sure do seem to have lots of former employees, don't they? What is M.S.P.'s turnover rate again? Over 90% per year still? For the last few decades? That is a percentage that is difficult to maintain! Gosh, people must be hired and fired at a nearly weekly basis!?!?! Oh wait, there is a revolving door of employees at M.S.P. Hmmm, why is that? Why do people keep quitting?

Be fair warned! The competition has changed their name yet once again! Once known as Mailing Services of Pittsburgh, then M.S.P., then TrueSense...NOW THEY CALL THEMSELVES BlueSkyETO?!?! BlueSkyETO's corporate video is one of the most idiotic, sad and pathetic corporate videos I've ever seen. Just a bunch of fancy sounding business words tossed into a 12 year old's PowerPoint project. BlueSkyETO's video is a great example of how NOT to advertise. I dare you to try and contact any of the people shown on their website...they don't exist!

Why has this company's direct competitor (M.S.P.) changed its name, or re-branded itself, several times in the last decade? Pittsburgh Mailing has never changed their corporate profile's branding, but their shady coattail riders have changed their names several times over the last few decades. Should we refer to the "competition" as "Mailing Services of Pittsburgh", "Mailing Services of Pittsburg", "TrueSense", or what? Just look at "Mailing Services of Pitts-idiot's" last brochure that they printed for themselves. If they (M.S.P.) can't even bother to get their own mailing correct, why would they ever bother to get your mailing right? Don't believe me? Just look at M.S.P.'s own brochure listed on their very own web/scamsite. If M.S.P. can't even get their own mailings and website spelled correctly, why would they ever bother spending an extra 10 seconds making sure your mailing is correct? If I were to wager, I suspect M.S.P. would not bother. Just look at their website.

Has Pittsburgh Mailing Inc. ever changed its name? NO! Has any of Pittsburgh Mailing Inc.'s supposed "competitors" ever changed their name? YES! Why would a business change names (re-brand) itself numerous times? Why would a "proven" winner change names? To confuse clients? To avoid negative publicity? To try and sound like they have a clue? To try and sound like the proven competition? Maybe. Maybe the pretender business, which has renamed itself to sound strangely like this business' name, is trying to ride someone's coattails. I implore you to make sure the ones advertising for you are able to correctly advertise for themselves. M.S.P. has several typos in their self-made flier, so why would they bother making sure anything they produce for you has no grammar errors? Just look at the pretender's website. How many ways do they spell "Pittsburgh"? You'd think they could spell their own name in their own ads. They can not!

Please make sure in your web searches that you don't confuse Pittsburgh Mailing Inc with Mailing Services of Pittsburgh or M.S.P. Mailing Services of Pittsburgh, M.S.P., or whatever they call themselves these days is unable to even spell the name of the town they pretend to be located correctly ***in their own sales brochure***! Don't believe me? Go to their website and see for yourself. They spell "Pittsburgh" two different ways on the cover of their sales brochure. Which spelling is correct? If either???? I suspect neither spelling is correct and M.S.P. might be moving to a much, much smaller location so that M.S.P. can focus on meaningless mailings in which typos are not a big deal...seeing as they can't even spell their own business' name correctly in their very own sales brochure.

Has Pittsburgh Mailing Inc changed its name ever? Or, even worse, re-branded itself? NO! Mailing Services of Pittsburgh, M.S.P and True Sense are all failed re-naming attempts of a desperate copy-cat pretender business trying to mimic a proven business' success. Ever read the "competition's" sales brochure? You know, the people that pretend to advertise for other people (M.S.P.)? Mailing Services of Idiots...er....Pittsburgh is not able to correctly spell the name of the town mentioned in their own business' acronym? They spelled Pittsburgh two different ways...possibly in a proactive measure if the business moves to Pittsburg from Pittsburgh. Shameful, selfless and careless are the competition. Please do not make the mistake of mailing with M.S.P.

Make sure you don't confuse this fine company with an imposter company that changed its name several times over the last decade. Are they now called M.S.P., Mailing Services of Pittsburgh, True Sense, Untrue Nonsense, Jerks With Mail or what? Why would they competition keep changing their names so many times? I suspect it is to avoid negative publicity, but I may be wrong. At least I can correctly spell my address....M.S.P. can not. M.S.P. seems to think the "P" stands for "Pittsburg". Don't believe me? Check out their sales brochure where they spell the town they pretend to be located two different ways. Does "Pittsburgh" have an "H" or not? M.S.P. took the safe, yet idiotic, way out by spelling it both ways. Sad and pathetic is M.S.P. Avoid the posers that can't even spell the name of the town they pretend to be located. M.S.P. is full of fail. I dare you to seek a better mailer than them...the idiots that can't even spell their hometown's own name.

It is true! This business's direct competition is unable to correctly spell the name of the town they pretend to be located! Don't believe me? I wouldn't. That is why I must steer you towards: manufacturingdigital.dot com/brochures/3754 How utterly stupid must you be to not even have an extra 30 seconds to spell-check your business' own brochure? Very, very, very stupid!!!!!! If this garbage company can't even get their own mailing correct, why would they bother spending an extra second or two to make sure your mailing is correct? I suspect they won't, seeing as they didn't even bother getting their own mailing correct, why would they bother making sure your mailing is correct? Avoid M.S.P., UnTrueNonsense, or whatever they pretend to call themselves. M.S.P. is a joke.

The idiot competitors can't even get their own brochure correct. I dare you to view the "idiot competition's" website and download their (MSP's) brochure. Notice how the idiots can't even spell "Pittsburgh" correctly? Notice how they have "Pittsburgh" spelled two different ways on both the front and back cover of their very own sales brochure? WOW! How stupid are they? Assuming MSP didn't move to a different state, MSP clearly does not know how to spell "Pittsburgh". Avoid MSP (the fools that can't spell Pittsburgh), and go with a true, proven professional that can, at least, correctly spell the name of the town they are actually located. MSP (why do they keep changing their name?!?) is not nor has ever been located in the same county as "Pittsburgh". Maybe that is why MSP can't spell "Pittsburgh"?

This fine company does NOT practice in removing negative and qualified reviews, unlike the "competition". MSP, Mailing Services of Pittsburgh, TrueSense, or whatever they call themselves REMOVES QUALIFIED NEGATIVE REVIEWS! I'm not sure if someone at MSP (or whatever they pretend to call themselves these days) is in the position to remove qualified and quantified negative reviews from this very website, but somebody "behind the scenes" IS REMOVING REVIEWS! Why would you go out of your way to make sure qualified negative reviews are removed from this very website removed? I have a few ideas: you are scared the public may learn something you wouldn't want them to know otherwise, you run an inept organization, you are a group of liars, you can't face the truth, you have issues you'd wish to hide from the public, or possibly your company is just flat-out inept. There are other possible reasons....those are just some I came up with in 30 seconds. I'd personally avoid MSP at all costs.

Go ahead and try to write a qualified negative review about the "other" company that just happens to have renamed itself to sound like this company. I bet your qualified review will be removed, even though the "other" company that pretends to be half as good as Pittsburgh Mailing, Inc ***still*** can not get their story correct. Here is a direct quote from the "other" company's very own description on this same website: "Originally named Mailing Services of Pittsburg, the company is today known as MSP, (the clients always use the acronym, S0 the name was changed). MSP has transformed from a basement t an organization though several locations over the years, however, the company now occupies a 150,000 square foot building in Freedom, PA." I personally would neither want to do business with a company that has more than 0 typos in their own description (let alone 6), nor any business that goes out of their way to delete qualified negative reviews. The copy-cats are pathetic!!!

Why would a company rename themselves to try and "sound" like they are located in Pittsburgh when they are actually not even in the same county? They want to sound like the competition. I would assume they are trying to steal some business from the true industry leaders. Just like counterfeit products and fake businesses try to ride the success of another proven leader, MSP is clearly trying to steal some thunder from Pittsburgh Mailing Inc's proven success. Seriously, would you want a junk-mailer that can't correctly spell the name of the city they "think" they are located? MSP is not even located in the same county as Pittsburgh. Freedom, PA is located in Beaver County. Just count the sheer amount of typos that MSP (or, whatever they are calling themselves these days) has in their own description on this website. Why else would a business change their name so many times in such a short amount of time?

Please avoid the "pretender competition" and go with a proven winner. I'd avoid knock-off companies that change their name around to sound like the truly successful, proven champions in the direct-mail field in the Pittsburgh area. Please notice that the poser "competition" corporation can't even spell Pittsburgh correctly in their very own self-description on this very website, and they admitted to changing their name to something that sounds strangely like this proven company's name. This reminds me of how Digimon was a blatant knock-off of Pokemon. Pittsburgh Mailing is still going strong and meeting customer's needs while MSP (Digimon) is still out there, but just barely afloat and riding the coattails of the true industry leader. I'd personally avoid, like the plague, the fools that still don't even know how to spell the name of the city that they pretend to be located. Pittsburgh Mailing Inc has a qualified staff that cares about your mailing, unlike the competition (MSP).

Sadly, one of this fine company's direct "competitor's" is forcing the removal of qualified negative reviews. The reviews are qualified and quantified with both Superpage's and the very company in question's own words. Don't believe me? I wouldn't. Look up the "competition's" very own self-description. You know, the people who twisted this fine company's acronym around to try and bask in the limelight of a company that actually cares about quality. Here is a direct quote from this very website's description of the "competition": "Originally named Mailing Services of Pittsburg, the company is today known as MSP, (the clients always use the acronym, S0 the name was changed). MSP has transformed from a basement t an organization though several locations over the years, however, the company now occupies a 150,000 square foot building in Freedom, PA."The pretenders aren't located in Pittsburgh and they can't spell. Please consider Pittsburgh Mailing Inc for all of your mailing needs!