Use that junk mail in your printer
candyliquor35m
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I've been doing this for a few years now. Any snail mail that I get that is only printed on one side, I save it and stack it to flatten it out and then use it in my printer at home. I use it for almost everything even if it's something I'm going to mail to someone else, personal or business. I just make sure there's nothing personal on the back.
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That's a pretty good idea. I bet it saves a lot of paper.George Grand wrote: »
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I use that crap to get the fire place going.
When I feel like being an ****, I'll take X company's papers and shove em in Y envelope and send it to them. -
I mail back all those NO POSTAGE REQUIRED return envelopes with a little sliver of the original envelope that I tore off the end to open it and write on it NO THANKS
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I wouldn't want to print on the back cuz inevitably I'd end up throwing something important away because I didn't want the offer on the original side. That, and paper'scomment comment comment comment. bitchy.