Easy-to-use address correction system. Any quantity. Just $20.
TrueNCOA was created to empower nonprofits of all shapes and sizes in the U.S. to reap the benefits of National Change of Address ( NCOA) services at a single, low fee regardless of the number of addresses.
Most organizations spend far too much for address correction services. With no hidden fees, no record minimums, and no record maximums, TrueNCOA provides an “all-you-can-eat” system that will process any file, regardless of size, for $20.
TrueNCOA also allows users to process their file and review a Summary Report for free (check out a sample Summary Report here).
Once the free Summary Report has been reviewed, users can then download their processed file, which includes new addresses updated within the previous 18 months. Additionally, TrueNCOA identifies any moves that occurred within the previous 19-48 months.
U.S. Agitator readers can sign up for free at TrueNCOA.com. There you can find out all the details about putting TrueNCOA to work for your organization.
TrueNCOA.com also contains helpful links– frequently asked questions section along with technical info right on the site.
Get answers to any questions you have by contacting Brandon Palmer, TrueNCOA’s product manager, at bpalmer@truencoa.com
This video walks you through the TrueNCOA process:
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