I get those too, Polly. My shredder really gets a workout. If you "discover" a way to put the end to these checks, let me know!
Best regards, Michelle > And another 'in the mail' aggravation. I keep receiving blank checks
Thanks! Next time I get some I'll try it.
Best regards, Michelle in Nevada
To add to the fun, it is not just businesses that sell addresses. Due to unemployment reasons, I made use of the local food bank. The food bank misspelled my last name. I am now getting all kinds of junk mail with that same misspelling. The churches involved in making money selling these address lists might be making some money, but the junk mail distributors are not. At least not from here. If I am so broke I am using a food bank, then I don't have money for purchase of any extras.
You should see the junk mail Boomer got, and still gets. Can't wait to see what they'll offer/send to Fudgey...
Howdy!
Belinda, the people who use/buy the mailing lists usually don't know how the names were collected or from what source. That's why I like to change names on some forms, see where it ends up. Yesterday, Automotive News for Rag Mop at my home address. Last week: Quilter & Quilter's Newsletter sent 3 renewals, to my home address, post office and to my son who never officially picked up quilting. My favorite: real estate ads for Snadra Ellisor. I didn't start that!
Wishing you better times ahead,
Ragm> >
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