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Posted by 55 50 on December 22, 2006 at 12:10:36 from (216.114.212.33):
How many of you receive those pre-printed address labels from various places? Anyone here have printing experience to give an idea of how much it costs to print those labels? We receive a bunch almost every week and if all were kept, we couldn"t use them up in 10 lifetimes. Many come from so-called "help organizations", but if they are spending donated money to print all this crap, why would we continue to send them money? I know this isn"t expounding the Christmas spirit, but then these zillion labels aren"t the Christmas spirit either!! If anyone reading this is responsible for sending these labels, please spend donated money on something worthwhile. Most folks still know how to write and a return address doesn"t take that long to write.
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