4 ms·
IANAL but while I don't think the 4th Amendment would apply, you might be able to make an argument that they are trespassing? Personally, I'd like to nail the g
by floren 8y ago
IANAL but while I don't think the 4th Amendment would apply, you might be able to make an argument that they are trespassing? Personally, I'd like to nail the guys who put landscaping flyers in sandwich bags with some rocks and drop them on my driveway.
- bunderbunder 8y agoIn my city, littering carries a $200 fine. Per offense.
- cr0sh 8y ago> Personally, I'd like to nail the guys who put landscaping flyers in sandwich bags with some rocks and drop them on my driveway. In the grand scheme of things, this kind of advertising for me is minimal at best. I'd by far much rather that the junk mail I get sent via postal mail would go away, though the practical effect of that would be that the postal system itself would die, I suppose. That said, had I started collecting the rocks from those baggies the day I bought the house, I'd probably have a pretty nice rock landscaping by now.
- fpgaminer 8y agoSeriously, I wish something could be done about flyers like those. Not just the bag+rock ones, but all of them. I've got real estate agents (the worst for this kind of spam), landscapers, house cleaning, etc all tossing flyers at my house every day. They ultimately just blow away and litter the place. It's such a small annoyance, but having to pick up the "trash" from these companies every day really grinds my gears.