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equus@mindspring.com wrote in article
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> On 18 Feb 1997 09:02:01 -0700, sigvid <sigvid@primenet.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> >

> >So from then on, that's how I handled it. And the beauty of it is, the
> >only people who really get screwed, is the Post Office (OK, the cd club
> >gets a minor screwing because they have to restock it) because they have
> >to ship the thing twice but only get paid once for postage by the club.
I
> >would get a little form letter (more of a note) every time, reminding me
> >to use the reply card next time. I carefully placed all of these notes
in
> >the round file...
> 
> "The beauty of it is, the only people who really get screwed, is the
> Post Office..."    Congratulations.   You've discovered a way to make
> someone else pay when you can't get off your ass long enough to mark a
> check box and stick a reply card in the mail.   What a guy!    Be sure
> to let us know when you come up with another way to make someone else
> pay for your laziness and irresponsiblity.     

Don't get your asshole in an uproar. The post office doesn't do much for
free these days. Those CD are mailed out bulk-rate, and BMG has to pay
postage due when they are returned. So you the rate payer actually benefit
since the USPS might delay a rate by a day or two.

Don't forget to take all the postage paid reply cards out of your junk
mail, and dump them into the mail stream also.