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How well is your privacy guarded?	by Peace_man	2006-11-19 12:55:59
It's actually very amusing to see how many people	by subbywan	2006-09-25 10:36:35
And the best thing is:	by CynicalRyan	2006-09-25 10:57:02
How do you think you get put on all the	by Classic_Jon	2006-09-25 11:03:40
Just called USPS..	by subbywan	2006-09-25 11:34:41
Thanks for the info! :)	by Classic_Jon	2006-09-25 11:58:58
The last time I talked to a postman about it was about 3 years ago so it may have changed since then... I realize that they Have to deliver it but, What they didn't tell you is that they are the ones that provide the list of occupied/usable Addresses to the "nondirect" companies. :) Who else could provide it? If they just sent mail blindly to all addresses the vacant houses and empty PO boxes would get full. My box at my apartment was empty until I turned in my form stating that someone was living there...suddenly... I was getting junk mail within 2 weeks. Now I get all kinds of pamphlets from grocery stores and such. I get about 5 actual letters a month and the rest is junk that needs to be recycled.
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probably thank the credit unions for that ... (n/t	by subbywan	2006-09-25 12:05:31
How are the credit unions involved in that?Curious (n/t)	by Classic_Jon	2006-09-25 13:28:01
Utility companies, changes of address, etc	by subbywan	2006-09-25 13:45:52
Clarification question: You mean Credit Agencies	by Classic_Jon	2006-09-25 13:57:11

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