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    Default Amusing tactic for a "protest by mail'"

    Saw an article about how to protest the actions of a college administrator that can be adapted for many situations. The idea is inject your two cents into an controversy and get noticed. You send a check for $.02 to the person or institution you want to influence and add a note about what you want. Ask for a receipt. The recipient gets your message and spends $.32 more on the receipt that the donation plus supplies and labor. The re-election funds for your least favorite legislators would be a fine target for your two cents worth of input.

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    Default Re: Amusing tactic for a "protest by mail'"

    I don't do this but I put all my junk mail in a pile and when I get a real good pile, I take all the prepaid return envelopes and put a flyer form a different envelope or I mail the empty return envelope, or I put some ripped up flyers and mail them back.

    That costs them return postage, then it costs them time to process the envelope, and it helps keep jobs for some of my friends and family that work for the Post Office.

    however, I do like your idea and I may donate my $1,00 to Hildebeast ($0.01 cents at a time)

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    Default Re: Amusing tactic for a "protest by mail'"

    Well Don Q, next time tape one of your business return envelopes to a concrete block or used tire.


    "Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities".

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    Default Re: Amusing tactic for a "protest by mail'"

    Quote Originally Posted by Brick View Post
    Well Don Q, next time tape one of your business return envelopes to a concrete block or used tire.
    Or a brick !
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    Default Re: Amusing tactic for a "protest by mail'"

    Quote Originally Posted by Brick View Post
    Well Don Q, next time tape one of your business return envelopes to a concrete block or used tire.
    would the Post Office deliver it? i have a bunch of bricks

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    Default Re: Amusing tactic for a "protest by mail'"

    Quote Originally Posted by Don Quixote View Post
    would the Post Office deliver it? i have a bunch of bricks
    I have had friends tell me they will,wrapped them in plain brown paper and added the return mail to that. YMMV
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    Default Re: Amusing tactic for a "protest by mail'"

    Quote Originally Posted by Don Quixote View Post
    I don't do this but I put all my junk mail in a pile and when I get a real good pile, I take all the prepaid return envelopes and put a flyer form a different envelope or I mail the empty return envelope, or I put some ripped up flyers and mail them back.

    That costs them return postage, then it costs them time to process the envelope, and it helps keep jobs for some of my friends and family that work for the Post Office.

    however, I do like your idea and I may donate my $1,00 to Hildebeast ($0.01 cents at a time)
    Thank you very much sir. I'm going to enjoy remailing junk mail tremendously. I might even quit my job and do it full time. The post office wouldn't let me mount a shredder on my house and put the US Mail logo on it, so this might be the next best thing.

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    Default Re: Amusing tactic for a "protest by mail'"

    Quote Originally Posted by GrumpyBear View Post
    Or a brick !
    Not sure the post office will accept Hi-Poin
    ts for delivery.
    Some people just plain suck.
    If you're gonna be dumb ya gotta be tough.

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    Default Re: Amusing tactic for a "protest by mail'"

    Always mail prepaid junk mail back. Been doing it for years.

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    Default Re: Amusing tactic for a "protest by mail'"

    as a registered IND.

    The mail I get from Dems. is insane and it all goes back into the "system"




    I get polled at least every 45 days too, nothing but a play on words and totally biased.
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