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Don't mind the postal sort in winter. Since we stopped buying newspapers in favour of just online viewing it comes in handy to light the weekend fires with.
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Originally posted by Incognito View PostI keep it all at the side, I've got one of those little stamps which says Addressee unknown return to sender. Every month or so I get through them and then drop them in the postbox.
You'll never beat them, but might as well make them pay twice for it.
I also add "Please update your records" and, over time it does seem to work - however, alternative junk mail soon takes its place.
The junk mail I hate is the type that is 'disguised' as normal mail. Seriously, you think this is going to make me read it??
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostThe steps so far...
Removed us from the Published Electoral list.
Both on the mailing preference service
Told the Royal mail we are opting out of their junk mail service.
Placed a 'No Leaflets or other promotional items' sign on the door
If any crap does come through and it has an envelope I usually rip it up and post it all back.
Still get tons and tons of the crap.
Also can Companies house not put captcha on their site? Cannot be that hard to get at all the details with some screen scraper.
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostI don't get too much through that route but they should make a wee bit of an effort to protect my information.
The thing that most pisses me off about junk mail is you can lose something important in the pile of crap.
If they collectively placed all the weeks junk mail through on a saturday in one big envelope I could just chuck it in the bin and I would not bother.
You'll never beat them, but might as well make them pay twice for it.
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostIf they collectively placed all the weeks junk mail through on a saturday in one big envelope I could just chuck it in the bin and I would not bother.
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Originally posted by rd409 View PostWhy dont you put your accountant's address as the registered address for company. You dont have any mails coming to your house then
The thing that most pisses me off about junk mail is you can lose something important in the pile of crap.
If they collectively placed all the weeks junk mail through on a saturday in one big envelope I could just chuck it in the bin and I would not bother.
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostThe steps so far...
Removed us from the Published Electoral list.
Both on the mailing preference service
Told the Royal mail we are opting out of their junk mail service.
Placed a 'No Leaflets or other promotional items' sign on the door
If any crap does come through and it has an envelope I usually rip it up and post it all back.
Still get tons and tons of the crap.
Judging by the amount of crap that comes through my front door, the area has more pizza parlours and curry emporia than actual houses.
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Originally posted by Dearnla View PostWhat, you mean *gasp* immigrants??
Someone who's managed to find his way from the Atlas mountains or the Somali desert to Holland can probably read signs.Last edited by Mich the Tester; 24 November 2010, 16:05.
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostThe steps so far...
Also can Companies house not put captcha on their site? Cannot be that hard to get at all the details with some screen scraper.
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I must get a leaflet or 2 through the door every day from either a gardener, plumber, roofer etc etc. Do they not know this area just gets flooded and the chance of them getting a sale that way is just minimal.
Feck sake, just had to chase an npower salesman from the door.
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