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To: Upstate NY Guy

I would use AARP’s own Business Reply Envelope to send back everything they sent to me. Credit cards, membership forms, and discount offers. All of it cut up into little pieces, and a note demanding they cease their correspondence as I have no interest in becoming a member because of their blatant leftist political activism.

Its been a year or more since I’ve heard from them. I think they finally got the message. The postage fees on those BREs must be expensive. Especially when all they’re getting in return is trash and nasty-notes.


60 posted on 10/04/2012 4:28:44 PM PDT by SkiKnee
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To: SkiKnee

My husband and I have also reached that golden age that we have started getting that AARP stuff in the mail. I have been tearing it up and throwing it away. I never thought of sending it back and wasting their own money to do it. I just cannot wait until next week when we get another round of their junk. I will cut it up and send it back to them. Oh what fun!!!


62 posted on 10/04/2012 4:34:45 PM PDT by maria60 (/)
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