If companies stopped sending out so much mail, stopped paying salaries for people to put the mailings together, stopped paying printing expenses.... would it impact the cost for services in any way?
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Coming of Age in America
This is the tip of the iceberg when it comes to solicitations I have received regarding Medicare supplemental insurance policies. They come in every size, shape and color. They try to capture my attention with big, bold words. They try to sound like they are a part of the Medicare enrollment process.
If companies stopped sending out so much mail, stopped paying salaries for people to put the mailings together, stopped paying printing expenses.... would it impact the cost for services in any way?
If companies stopped sending out so much mail, stopped paying salaries for people to put the mailings together, stopped paying printing expenses.... would it impact the cost for services in any way?
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I know, I get them almost daily, what a waste of paper. I will be the big 65 in September so they really want my business:)
ReplyDeleteMy big day is in July, and they have been trying to get me to attend seminars, send in for information booklets, call their counsellors, etc since some time last year. It's ridiculous.
DeleteAnd after you die, they will still keep coming. Sad but true.
ReplyDeleteThat makes it hard 😞
DeleteI have a feeling the USPS would be even in more hurt than it is now, but the insurances? Probably not.
ReplyDeleteCat
You are probably right.
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