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Love it! For physical spam mails with business reply envelope, I always fold everything back into the envelope and send it back.

• 6502nerdface 10y ago
  Never thought of that, good call. They presumably pay for the reply postage, reducing their ROI.
  • dingaling 10y ago
    Just remember to tear-off anything that looks personally identifiable ( address, reference numbers etc ). There used to be a trick in the UK of attaching reply envelopes to bricks and putting them back into the postal system, hoping that the spammer would be charged by weight, but Royal Mail put an end to that.
    • xenadu02 10y ago
      Slightly OT but that's because one of the biggest customers of postal services are direct marketers. By sending a brick you're abusing the system and harassing the real customers.
      • thingexplainer 10y ago
        Junk mail wastes more resources in a day than spam ever will. Spam should be legal and junk mail should not be.