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Re: DO NOT CALL list hallerb@aol.com 05-03-2008
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Posted by hallerb@aol.com on May 3, 2008, 9:29 am
a congress member wants a do not call list for junk mail. I support
that, tiring of a 30 gallon trash bag weekly of unwaned junk mail.

the post office head said no way you will put us out of business.
postal service junk mail pays most of the bills.... first class mail
would go up in cost.

poastal service unions have a no layoff clause, so less mail wouldnt
cut payroll........

Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on May 3, 2008, 9:54 am

>a congress member wants a do not call list for junk mail. I support
> that, tiring of a 30 gallon trash bag weekly of unwaned junk mail.
>
> the post office head said no way you will put us out of business.
> postal service junk mail pays most of the bills.... first class mail
> would go up in cost.
>
> poastal service unions have a no layoff clause, so less mail wouldnt
> cut payroll........

Much of the mail includes a return envelope so I send back a lot of what
comes in. I'm sure to remove my name on the credit card apps though.



Posted by Tomes on May 3, 2008, 10:29 am
>
>>a congress member wants a do not call list for junk mail. I support
>> that, tiring of a 30 gallon trash bag weekly of unwaned junk mail.
>>
>> the post office head said no way you will put us out of business.
>> postal service junk mail pays most of the bills.... first class mail
>> would go up in cost.
>>
>> poastal service unions have a no layoff clause, so less mail wouldnt
>> cut payroll........
>
> Much of the mail includes a return envelope so I send back a lot of what
> comes in. I'm sure to remove my name on the credit card apps though.
>
I do this too.


Posted by Rich on May 3, 2008, 10:41 am

>>
>>>a congress member wants a do not call list for junk mail. I support
>>> that, tiring of a 30 gallon trash bag weekly of unwaned junk mail.
>>>
>>> the post office head said no way you will put us out of business.
>>> postal service junk mail pays most of the bills.... first class mail
>>> would go up in cost.
>>>
>>> poastal service unions have a no layoff clause, so less mail wouldnt
>>> cut payroll........
>>
>> Much of the mail includes a return envelope so I send back a lot of what
>> comes in. I'm sure to remove my name on the credit card apps though.
>>
> I do this too.
>

Maybe if we ALL did this they would stop putting these things in magazines
as well? I sent potato peelings one time as I was peeling potatoes at the
time and it struck me as funny to send them some of my junk as they send me
there junk.




Posted by SteveB on May 3, 2008, 12:42 pm

>
>>a congress member wants a do not call list for junk mail. I support
>> that, tiring of a 30 gallon trash bag weekly of unwaned junk mail.
>>
>> the post office head said no way you will put us out of business.
>> postal service junk mail pays most of the bills.... first class mail
>> would go up in cost.
>>
>> poastal service unions have a no layoff clause, so less mail wouldnt
>> cut payroll........
>
> Much of the mail includes a return envelope so I send back a lot of what
> comes in. I'm sure to remove my name on the credit card apps though.

Put a lot in there. Enough so that it goes over the one ounce limit, and
then they have to pay to get the letter. I'm starting to do that, and put
RETURN TO SENDER on the outside when I don't have the time to properly mess
with them.

Steve



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