Freepost

/ ˈfriːˌpəʊst /

noun

1. a method of postage by which the cost of replies to an advertisement is borne by the advertiser

Example Sentences

“There are a number of different texts for different leaflets in circulation, including for a freepost and for other campaign purposes,” a spokesperson said.

From The Guardian

Royal Mail is obliged by law to deliver the bags to Walkers' freepost address.

From BBC

Now they are being given a telephone number and a Freepost address to use as well.

From BBC

People keen to highlight potentially fraudulent mail can write to Royal Mail at Freepost Scam Mail, call 03456 113 413, or email [e-mail].

From BBC

When the renewal came up in April, my husband wrote to HomeServe cancelling the policy, and instead of sending it freepost as instructed in their renewal letter, he sent it recorded delivery and kept a photocopy.

From The Guardian