I got rid of some junk mail (especially the kind that send “No postage required” envelopes) by sending their junk back to them saying NO!!! Took a couple of times, but it seems to be working.
Just imagine, if you can, how idyllic life would be without the constant stream of assaults on your wallet from spam snail mail, spam email, junk phone calls, Internet scammers and hackers and just plain thieves.
Definition of a complete & total jerk – they keep signing up for things that generate a ton of junk mail and use your address so even (especially) that it has their name on it, it comes to you. Now you know why there’s a bumpersticker that says, “I still miss my ex. I need to go to the range more often.”
And WHY is it that these Many, Many so called charities and disabled veteran’s causes ALWAYS expect donations from the very disabled vets they supposedly are helping?? And WHERE were they back in the Vietnam days?? :>)
Templo S.U.D. almost 4 years ago
as they seem to say, “good things come in threes”
Zykoic almost 4 years ago
I’ve WON!
Caldonia almost 4 years ago
Dear Voter: Please vote for me, and donate money to help fight cancer. Also, you owe me rent money.
Robert C. Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Heck…my email’s no different !
'IndyMan' almost 4 years ago
OOORRR…….an entry to the ‘Publishers Clearing House’ Sweepstakes ! ! ! ! !
Gent almost 4 years ago
Me is confused. Is that dog person or bear person?
UmmeMoosa almost 4 years ago
Throw in catalogs, coupons and more coupons, news letter, Community magazines, Value pack……..
flyertom almost 4 years ago
Let’s not forget the Medicare plans solicitations. Even the telephones are in on it.
Qiset almost 4 years ago
And either “I want to buy your house” or “You need to buy a cemetery plot”.
unca jim almost 4 years ago
….besides ‘all of the above’, every week it’s “hearing aid” ads all dressed up looking like mail from a distant friend.
zerotvus almost 4 years ago
you forgot one…..credit card apps…
Breadboard almost 4 years ago
This is what makes Christmas Cards nice ! The cards just say “Hello” and thinking of you ;-)
contralto2b almost 4 years ago
I got rid of some junk mail (especially the kind that send “No postage required” envelopes) by sending their junk back to them saying NO!!! Took a couple of times, but it seems to be working.
pathamil almost 4 years ago
Don’t forget the “Free financial planning seminar in your city” or the “Value Shopper” flyer…
david_42 almost 4 years ago
Or Serenity Dollar Dump where you can spend your kids’ inheritance on a box no one will ever see again and hole in the ground to put it in.
ctolson almost 4 years ago
Don’t forget the proverbial “You May Be A Winner!” mailings as well as the “Sale of the Century” ads.
Tenner almost 4 years ago
Ad for a free hearing test
kv450 almost 4 years ago
Too true. Pluggers have been around long enough to remember getting “real” mail and “real” phone calls. [sigh]
bobbyferrel almost 4 years ago
Just imagine, if you can, how idyllic life would be without the constant stream of assaults on your wallet from spam snail mail, spam email, junk phone calls, Internet scammers and hackers and just plain thieves.
mizbeaver almost 4 years ago
Also hearing aids, Insurance and satellite TV.
tcayer almost 4 years ago
You forgot Vehicle Warranty Expiration Notices! An every one says it’s the last one they’re going to send!
Jan C almost 4 years ago
Or flyers for the local grocery stores.
Display almost 4 years ago
Definition of a complete & total jerk – they keep signing up for things that generate a ton of junk mail and use your address so even (especially) that it has their name on it, it comes to you. Now you know why there’s a bumpersticker that says, “I still miss my ex. I need to go to the range more often.”
Rose Madder Premium Member almost 4 years ago
… Or a credit card offer again and again and again…
jscarff57 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
…or doctor bill…
mokspr Premium Member almost 4 years ago
So basically, she got a flyer from Rudi G.
Impkins Premium Member almost 4 years ago
And WHY is it that these Many, Many so called charities and disabled veteran’s causes ALWAYS expect donations from the very disabled vets they supposedly are helping?? And WHERE were they back in the Vietnam days?? :>)