OFF TOPIC Re: Ada research survey

["Marin David Condic" <dont.bother.mcondic.auntie.spam@[acm.org>]

That was kind of what I was implying - send Company X the junk mail from
Company Y using their own return envelope. While it would be immensely
satisfying to do so, I'm lead to wonder about the possible legalities that
may come into play. I have no idea if that doesn't violate some postal
regulation somewhere & would never want to encourage anyone to do anything
that might violate a law. But if someone *were* to do that on their own
initiative, I would not exactly start shedding tears over the plight of the
poor junk-mailing companies. :-) (Although my citrus trees seem to be doing
very well on the junk-mail compost I feed them! :-)

MDC
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"AG" <nospam@nowhere.co.nz> wrote in message
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>
> Why wait so long though? (Unless you want the stuff to well and truly
> compost
> before you send it back:). Just use any reply envelope from the junk mail
to
> send
> back any other junk mail. Makes even more fun if both the junk mail
envelope
> and
> the contents you put in happen to come from the same company. Or you could
> put
> another reply envelope in there :)
>
>