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It would even better to never get any mail that wasn't specifically authorized.

• tedunangst 16y ago
  You really want the post office to maintain a list of every friend who might ever send you a wedding invite?
  • wtn 16y ago
    A normal person would interpret his intention as blocking bulk rate spam. Personal invitations are sent first class.
    • deleted 16y ago
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    • tedunangst 16y ago
      Do you think the spam will continue being sent to millions of addresses that won't receive it, or do you think the spam will start getting sent first class? also: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/alerts/alt063.shtm http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/alerts/alt063.shtm
    • bryanlarsen 16y ago
      Which would mean that spam would be sent first class. It would reduce the amount, but it certainly wouldn't stop it.
    • pavel_lishin 16y ago
      The Post Office makes the bulk of its income from bulk-rate spam.