Comments on: Tuesday’s Tip: Stop Communication You Don’t Need

By: Rhodes

Rhodes — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 18:01:33 +0000

Just create a postcard with the request already typed out, and with your hand-written signature. Then all you need to do is fill in the address each time, stick on a stamp, and send. Do this once, make 50 cards, and you could be set for a long time.

By: Jay, writer MemberSpeed.com

Jay, writer MemberSpeed.com — Sat, 29 Dec 2007 02:14:23 +0000

I definitely agree with your post. Honestly, it can get frustrating sometimes when I receive newsletter alerts from a group that isn’t really part of my life anymore. With the coming of a new year, I think it’s best to start updating our email subscriptions as part of our New Year’s resolutions. It’s part of starting anew.

By: Andrew Conkling

Andrew Conkling — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 16:17:09 +0000

Incredibly fitting that the feed ad for this post was for Comcast, chief on that list in my book. I get so much mail from them even though I’m already a pretty loyal subscriber! A big waste of resources, which would be my primary reason for letting them know, but I haven’t yet. In my mind, it seems like a time-consuming thing to do. Do you know of any quick ways or tips for finding out how to contact a particular company?