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They aren't told to deliver to any specific addresses. This is 100% why they can't actually comply with a request not to deliver. The guy in the truck doesn't h
by Brian_K_White 3y ago
They aren't told to deliver to any specific addresses. This is 100% why they can't actually comply with a request not to deliver. The guy in the truck doesn't have some list of addresses and has no time or capacity to be consulting any such list even if he had one. He has a route and the route is whole streets, and probably has to cover many whole streets every day, and probably gets paid almost nothing for it, and so probably goes to some other job after that every day. Some individual exceptions like remember this house and that house is probably utterly impossible.
Their unworkable business model shouldn't be my problem so I'm not excusing them, just saying what the realities probably are.
- avar 3y agoIn the scenario I described you'll need to consult or maintain such a list anyway. This'll differ by jurastiction, but in most of Europe you're allowed to deliver unrequested advertisements by post, but you're obligated to stop when asked. I'm saying that in my case the paper boy was incentivised to oblige, but not inform the head office. > Some individual exceptions like remember this house and that house is probably utterly impossible. Most people (even the uneducated, or otherwise considered dumb) can remember and sing along to the lyrics of hundreds of songs, and remember the location of hundreds or even thousands of items kept in their house. So even if you're delivering to hundreds of addresses you'll quickly start to remember the exceptions, at least that was my experience.