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Originally Posted by Locke
Yes. And?
I dont need daily mail delivery. I probably could suffice with Monthly mail delivery and even then, thats because those idiots cant get everything online.
I have asked Telus SEVERAL TIMES to stop sending me a bill. I get the bill online. I do not need a physical paper copy. But they keep sending it.
I fought Sports Illustrated for YEARS! And I won that one!
Do I want my ULINE catalogues? Nope. They can shove that #### right where it came from. It goes from ULINE printers to a truck to a Canada Post sorting area to a man with a van, to my mailbox and then directly from there into my recycling bin where another man with a truck picks it up and delivers it to wherever to be deconstructed into whatever the hell it was in the first place without so much as a page being ruffled.
Beautiful use of resources, dont you agree?
I check my mail maybe once every two weeks. I often forget. Unless I'm expecting something specific I just dont care. My bills are online.
So pardon me if I'm unsympathetic to people in shorts driving vans all about delivering crap we dont want.
Maybe I wont get 30 cents off my next teen burger at A&W...the struggle is insufferable but I shall persevere.
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The whole point is that the issue isn’t the junk mail. The junk mail will continue . It funds the operation.
It can be weekly mail and you are still getting the junk mail.
So yes delivering Junk mail along with required mail at what ever frequency is deemed neccessary is a good use of resources.