Mail a brick to a bulkmailer

Kreskin
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Don't throw prepaid envelopes away. Full instructions in the link.

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eh1eh
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That's a good idea. I just send them empty now.
 
karrie
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The one idea I had seen suggested putting labels over their address, and sending off that letter to grandma in it. I don't know if that would work or not, but, it might be worth trying.
 
Sal
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HAAAAAAAA... I love it. I like how the link even allowed one to vote on whether or not the method was a fair one.
 
Kreskin
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Quote: Originally Posted by SalView Post

HAAAAAAAA... I love it. I like how the link even allowed one to vote on whether or not the method was a fair one.

Hey I voted. Then I noticed this disclaimer:

Disclaimer: Don't be stupid. If you're stupid, that's not my fault. But if you end up being stupid, you should totally take pictures of it. I am not affiliated with the Post Office, USPS, or any government anything, in any manner. Also, I've never done any of these things ever. Wink wink. Oh, and these thongs were not stolen in a panty raid from the smoking hot sorority chick nxt door. But they were infact washed.
 
Sal
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Quote: Originally Posted by KreskinView Post

Hey I voted. Then I noticed this disclaimer:

Disclaimer: Don't be stupid. If you're stupid, that's not my fault. But if you end up being stupid, you should totally take pictures of it. I am not affiliated with the Post Office, USPS, or any government anything, in any manner. Also, I've never done any of these things ever. Wink wink. Oh, and these thongs were not stolen in a panty raid from the smoking hot sorority chick nxt door. But they were infact washed.

HAAAAAAA the disclaimer is even cuter... I would have missed it entirely which........hm..... kind of points out my predilection for skipping the fine print... And I should add at this point....

Disclaimer: Just because I read the instructions on said procedure and thought it was a fine idea, in NO way indicates that I would do such a dastardly deed.
 
mission
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Quote: Originally Posted by karrieView Post

The one idea I had seen suggested putting labels over their address, and sending off that letter to grandma in it. I don't know if that would work or not, but, it might be worth trying.

That's a brilliant idea. I'm going to try that out one day and see if it works
 
gopher
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What a GREAT idea! Hadn't thought of it before.

Here's how I stop junk mail:

Whenever I get junk bail I post the following on it with a RETURN TO SENDER notice:


DECEASED



Works like a charm!
 
Cliffy
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#9
I asked the Post Office to put a no junk mail notice on my PO box. I haven't had one piece of junk mail in 7 years.
 
lone wolf
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I found an empty Hortons cup in mine.....
 
Cliffy
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Quote: Originally Posted by lone wolfView Post

I found an empty Hortons cup in mine.....

Is that as in Timmy's or Horton Hears a Who?
 
lone wolf
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Those superboxes aren't big enough for heffalumps. The Who might find it spacey though.
 
Nuggler
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Some dick had already rolled up the rim, probably.

 
gopher
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Quote: Originally Posted by CliffyView Post

I asked the Post Office to put a no junk mail notice on my PO box. I haven't had one piece of junk mail in 7 years.


Too bad that doesn't work here.
 
lone wolf
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Quote: Originally Posted by gopherView Post

Too bad that doesn't work here.

Not so well here either. I keep getting the ex's junk two years after we said good-bye ... even after words with the postmaster. Bureaucratic mindset.....
 
lone wolf
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Quote: Originally Posted by NugglerView Post

Some dick had already rolled up the rim, probably.

Yeah ... not even a wee nip at the bottom either
 

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