The postman delivers junk mail

solodanceparty

If it's unaddressed I gift it to my loud annoying neighbour.

pmduk

custardy wrote: »

well tell him to look in the sheet he gets every week with his D2D
it should list every D2D opt out on the duty

Our postman doesn't bother looking at the addresses of the stamped items, he's not likely to bother with d2d items.

custardy

pmduk wrote: »

Our postman doesn't bother looking at the addresses of the stamped items, he's not likely to bother with d2d items.

the D2D items with no address?

pmduk

He thinks he's done his job by delivering to the right block of flats. We've no chance of him/her reading a d2d opt-out list

custardy

pmduk wrote: »

He thinks he's done his job by delivering to the right block of flats. We've no chance of him/her reading a d2d opt-out list

well on the flip side, i have dealt with many people who think the building number is enough of an address to get their mail delivered to a flat

Abbafan1972

sorry but what does D2D mean?

custardy

door to door

molerat

Abbafan1972 wrote: »

sorry but what does D2D mean?

Direct 2 Dustbin

Col7777

I know a guy who saves his junk mail then after a few days he goes through it, he makes sure his name and address isn't in any of it then he posts it on, he puts one lot of junk mail in another prepaid envelope to another junk mail company and visa versa.
So the company sending the junk mail gets junk mail from another company, he keeps the postman in a job and he gets a kick out of it.

The thing that gets me is, I get junk mail from banks, Gas companies, Electric companies etc, who is paying for that? We are.
Then when and if you are in dispute with any of them they charge you £10 upwards administration fee to send you a letter.