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I only carry one card, however since the return envelope is postage paid I like to send them "valuable" coupons to local establishments. That way if they are ever in my area I can save them some money 
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Hopefully, those local establishments accept credit cards.Originally posted by greenskeeper View PostI only carry one card, however since the return envelope is postage paid I like to send them "valuable" coupons to local establishments. That way if they are ever in my area I can save them some money -
I used to attach those return postage paid envelopes to a brick or rock and send that back to them. Didn't always work, but when it did, I'm sure they were happy to get such a useful item.Comment
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It was eight or nine years ago that I remitted a request to receive no unasked for credit card offers. It has worked very well.
https://www.optoutprescreen.com (Today I found this opt-out service, though I don't recall if that is the same way I did it.)"There is some ontological doubt as to whether it may even be possible in principle to nail down these things in the universe we're given to study." --text msg from my kid
"It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men." --Frederick DouglassComment
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Well, I mean, they paid for the postage (mighty nice of them!), so I see offering them a coupon for a few bucks off at the local pizza joint to be a very friendly gesture in return.Originally posted by greenskeeper View PostI only carry one card, however since the return envelope is postage paid I like to send them "valuable" coupons to local establishments. That way if they are ever in my area I can save them some money
But then again, what else would I use to start fires in my outdoor fire pit? Junk mail goes up in a flash! -And I also don't have to haul it to the dump.History will judge the complicit.Comment
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