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Xmcmeekin@concentric.net wrote:
>
>   I get a lot of things from Publisher's Clearing House that I didn't order, and I
> always write Return to Sender on them and drop them back in the mailbox at the post
> office branch nearest me.  I never open them, yet sometimes they come back to me via
> the postman, who tells me nothing can be returned postage free if it's been opened.
> Sometimes the pkgs. are damaged in transit so that they look as if they've been
> opened.  I've recently learned that a little hot glue in some strategic places can
> make a package look brand new.

Right, glueing it closed will make it look brand new (putting something
heavy on top while it dries helps, too). And if there are any questions
as to whether the post office will accept it for free return mailing,
dropping it in the mail slot or box at the post office instead of taking
it up to the counter takes away their ability to say "no". Of course,
they could return it to you, but I've never had it happen. Note that I
only do this when I'm returning items, I do not recommend it as a way of
avoiding telling the merchant that you don't want them to send it in the
first place.

Bill