Reply to "Man, I Hate Junk Mail with a Vengence Now"

falcongalMember

I managed to get my junk mail down to practically nothing by using those postage-free return envelopes to tell them to take me off their mailing lists. They have to pay postage for those on their end (even though it's a reduced amount) and they started taking me off their lists in a hurry!

For what it's worth, I live in northeastern Arizona and the information to use for filing 2003 taxes on line was in my mailbox on January 2nd!

(They didn't waste any time, did they?)

2/2/046:03 PM

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