Do Not Mail : ForestEthics

Support a Do Not Mail Registry!

Just as the Do Not Call Registry freed Americans from telemarketers, a Do Not Mail Registry would give us the choice to stop junk mailers from violating our privacy, wasting our time and damaging the environment.

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Dear Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi; Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid:

Six years after the national Do Not Call Registry became the most popular consumer rights bill in history, citizens still face a different form of harassment: junk mail. Every year, Americans receive about 105 billion pieces of junk mail like credit card offers, coupons, and catalogs -- that's 848 pieces of junk mail per household. Even though 44% of that mail goes to the landfill unopened, we still spend eight months of our lives dealing with it all.
 
Junk mail is more than just an annoyance; it's an environmental crisis. Every year, junk mail production destroys 100 million trees, creating global warming emissions equivalent to the emissions from nine million cars.
 
We deserve the right to protect our privacy and our time. We deserve clean air and forest protection. We, the undersigned, support the creation of a national Do Not Mail Registry to provide a simple and comprehensive way for us to say no to junk mail.

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Number	Date	Name	Location	Tell us how you really feel about junk mail!
111588	February 10, 2010	Ashley Jones	, CA,
111587	February 09, 2010	Cathy Minns	, Washington,	it is a waste
111586	February 09, 2010	Nicole Ferguson	, Texas,	PLEASE STOP IT
111585	February 09, 2010	John heisel	Bryson City, NC, US	Stop the waste. Wasting resources and my time. Humane Society junk, grocery store sale papers junk, charitable contribution request junk. I will help locally before I send a dime any where else. Political party donation request, junk. I vote the way I want and am not going to "pay" anyone for that right.
111584	February 09, 2010	Jessica Nickasio	Sherman, TX, US
111583	February 09, 2010	Valeri Ponzo	, FL, US	Waste of time, waste of space, waste of trees!
111582	February 09, 2010	Carla morgan	, IN, US
111581	February 09, 2010	Donna Deering	, PA, US
111580	February 09, 2010	David Fendrich	, Delaware,
111579	February 09, 2010	Jennifer Trimble	San Deigo, CA, US	WASTEFUL!
111578	February 09, 2010	Craig Stevens	, TX, US	I hate it, it is a waste of tree's!
111577	February 09, 2010	Nora Hacker	, TX,	hate it
111576	February 09, 2010	Charles W Schaefer	, 94 Ivanhoe Court,	No Like
111575	February 09, 2010	Ron Peckens	, mi,
111574	February 09, 2010	Nancy Garcia	, IN,
111573	February 09, 2010		, ,
111572	February 09, 2010	Beatrice Dobmeyer	, TX,	HATE IT
111571	February 09, 2010	Mildred Heffernan	, N.J.,	I hate all junk mail & religious request
111570	February 09, 2010	Dawn Grabill	Cincinnati, OH, US
111569	February 09, 2010	Pamela Eiriksson	, CA, US
111568	February 09, 2010	Anonymous	farmington, NY, US	wasteful - it just goes in the recycle bin - it's a useless waste of natural resources
111567	February 09, 2010	Michael Huang	Chicago, IL, US
111566	February 09, 2010	Ashley Checa	Indianapolis, IN, US	Save the trees!
111565	February 09, 2010	rebecca Jensen	, Illinois,	unnecessary and unhelpful
111564	February 09, 2010	Eric Zwolinski	Indianapolis, IN, US	Granted I recycle all the junk mail i recieve i would rather not recieve it at all. save the trees insteed of cutting them down show so millions of americans can throw them away.

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