Who likes getting junk snail mail? Not me that’s for sure. It’s either a dozen credit card offers or catalogs cramming up my tiny mailbox for my apt. I toss half of it away and the other I have to shred so I’m not a victim of identity theft. I have always been an avid supporter of recycling my junk magazines and catalogs but Greendimes.com takes it one step further. Using their website you can control the type of junk mail you want and don’t want. For every piece of mail stopped for $4 a month or $36 a year they will reduce the junk you get in the mailbox and help you keep your private life private and plant a seeds for trees in your name. It’s good for the environment and it saves time sorting and tossing junk mail that you will never read. The planting of a tree takes place in South America, Central America, and Haiti just to name a few. Who knew junk mail could actually be useful for the environment.
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jean-claude corrielus
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jean-claude corrielus
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Annette Hines
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Annette Hines
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Diane Hawkins
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Diane Hawkins
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Deborah Wirth
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Deborah Wirth
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ANA VOLLMANN
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ANA VOLLMANN
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http://www.submit-trackback.com/ Eric
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http://www.submit-trackback.com/ Eric
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