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That's incredibly expensive. Bulk mail can't be returned for free.

• JumpCrisscross 3y ago
  > Bulk mail can't be returned for free True. It’s surprisingly effective, though. Another route is to fish around for their return envelope and send them a pretty leaf or whatnot, but that could just spur them into paying more attention to you.
  • gosub100 3y ago
    I used to gather up the credit card application forms for Brand A and mail them to Brand B in their prepaid envelope. I did so many times that Citi finally send me an intimidating letter from their fraud department asking me to stop. I didn't, of course, but they eventually phased out the prepaid envelopes altogether.
    • JumpCrisscross 3y ago
      Oh, I'm doing that. I previously confined myself to leaves, cat treats and bar-napkin drawings.
• masfuerte 3y ago
  I write "return to sender" on the envelope and drop it into a post box. It doesn't cost anything.
  • JumpCrisscross 3y ago
    > I write "return to sender" on the envelope and drop it into a post box. It doesn't cost anything This technically only works for first-class mail. Bulk mail doesn’t have return services.
    • aendruk 3y ago
      Yep, as a last resort I tried doing this with an apparently unstoppable catalog and got about a month before the postal worker scrawled a nastygram back on one threatening delivery embargo.
      • JumpCrisscross 3y ago
        > threatening delivery embargo ...win-win?