[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by wisbad1

I called, I emailed, what else can I do Einstein? So anymore ideas?

Nope, I'm fresh out. Guess you'll just have to follow your plan of whining to a bunch of people that have no ability to make a difference.

[VM32162]

Good answer. Can someone please post the info and we will cancel ours while we are in WI

[JSR22]

Originally Posted by Bill14564

Nope, I'm fresh out. Guess you'll just have to follow your plan of whining to a bunch of people that have no ability to make a difference.

Yup! Much ado about nothing!

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by UsuallyLurking

To stop delivery (or for anything else), you can:

• Send email to poa4you@gmail.com
• Send a message via their web site contact page at Contact | POA of The Villages
• Leave a message at (352) 418-7372

Originally Posted by EdFNJ

POA of The Villages | Property Owners Association of the Villages

Originally Posted by VM32162

Good answer. Can someone please post the info and we will cancel ours while we are in WI

Gee, that wasn’t hard, info right here on this thread………………

[justjim]

Enjoyed this Thread almost as much as a poop Thread. Oops, big difference - poop Thread has no phone number to call . Fore

[Engine12]

If you see the paper laying in a neighbors or friends driveway that you know is out of town, just pick it up and throw it away. That’s what we all do on our road.

[PugMom]

Originally Posted by wisbad1

Why don’t you go and pick up all them? Easy to tell someone else to do it. I’m tired of picking them up, I don’t blame people for being mad.

the bags can used to pick up dog-poop left by mysterious pets

[Bill14564]

There is an article in the Feb 10 and another in the May 5 District Weekly Bulletin about Well Being Checks. If Community Watch sees two or more newspapers in a driveway they may initiate a Well Being Check (WBC) to check on the resident. From the 2/10 article:

A WBC is one of the services that Community Watch provides Villages–wide when two or more papers are found in a resident’s driveway. First, we try to contact the homeowner in order to make sure that everything is okay.

So be a good neighbor and keep your neighborhood clean by picking up the papers when you know your neighbors are out of town. On the other hand, be careful about picking up papers for those that are home.

[Number 10 GI]

It's quite ludicrous to call people whiners because we object to unsolicited litter being thrown onto our property when this so-called newsletter is nothing but a whiner's hit piece for people who have a grudge against the developer. I can guarantee that those of you supporting these droppings on my property would be howling mad if the developer published a counter newsletter and threw it onto your driveway. Don't look foolish and deny it.

I was told that I need to call, email, make smoke signals, or whatever to have my name removed from the list. I did send an email earlier, so we will see. I never signed up for this garbage in the first place. I won't bet any money that it will stop the littering of my property and my neighborhood. I don't want anything thrown onto my property unless it is $100 bills.

[JSR22]

Originally Posted by Engine12

If you see the paper laying in a neighbors or friends driveway that you know is out of town, just pick it up and throw it away. That’s what we all do on our road.

exactly

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by Number 10 GI

It's quite ludicrous to call people whiners because we object to unsolicited litter being thrown onto our property when this so-called newsletter is nothing but a whiner's hit piece for people who have a grudge against the developer. I can guarantee that those of you supporting these droppings on my property would be howling mad if the developer published a counter newsletter and threw it onto your driveway. Don't look foolish and deny it.

I was told that I need to call, email, make smoke signals, or whatever to have my name removed from the list. I did send an email earlier, so we will see. I never signed up for this garbage in the first place. I won't bet any money that it will stop the littering of my property and my neighborhood. I don't want anything thrown onto my property unless it is $100 bills.

I get the Developer's D**** S** tossed on my driveway occasionally, I just don't make a big deal about it. Not mad at all and honestly, I wouldn't mind seeing it more often, it works well for crab paper.

I joined the POA because of the information I read in the paper when it was tossed on my driveway. It isn't "so-called" at all, it is a newsletter. The other adjectives you use to describe it tells my you've never read it.

I hope your attempt at stopping it works. I know they were recently looking for someone to help deliver it, perhaps you could volunteer. Then you could make sure it only went to those homes where residents were not out of town, had not asked to have it delivered online, had not asked for no delivery, and who were not sitting on ToTV complaining about receiving a free newsletter.

[Number 10 GI]

Originally Posted by Bill14564

I get the Developer's D**** S** tossed on my driveway occasionally, I just don't make a big deal about it. Not mad at all and honestly, I wouldn't mind seeing it more often, it works well for crab paper.

I joined the POA because of the information I read in the paper when it was tossed on my driveway. It isn't "so-called" at all, it is a newsletter. The other adjectives you use to describe it tells my you've never read it.

I hope your attempt at stopping it works. I know they were recently looking for someone to help deliver it, perhaps you could volunteer. Then you could make sure it only went to those homes where residents were not out of town, had not asked to have it delivered online, had not asked for no delivery, and who were not sitting on ToTV complaining about receiving a free newsletter.

Yes, I've read it few times and started throwing it in the trash ever since. It is just one sided negative complaining about not much. No, I'm not employed by the developer, have no loyalty to them but have no hate for them either. I enjoy living in TV, it's almost like living in a botanical garden. The grass, shrubs and flowers are maintained better than some homes I've seen in TV. The streets are in good repair, the town squares are well kept, nightly entertainment, home values stay up due to established standards. What is there to complain about?

Yeah, I might take up that job of delivering the newsletter, right to the landfill where it belongs.

[thevillages2013]

Originally Posted by Bilyclub

Do you really thing the developer would allow the POA anything on TV property? If you haven't noticed, even the VHA mailbox is gone from the postal stations.

Truth spoken there

[thevillages2013]

Originally Posted by Red Rose

We pay dues every year to belong to the POA. You can choose to have it delivered or you can choose to read it online. People who leave to go back up North for the summer are supposed to notify the POA not to deliver during that time. Just like you have to call the Daily Sun to suspend delivery. When I see papers in neighbors driveways and I know they are away, I call the POA and notify them and give them the address. Problem solved.

No , they just need to stop throwing them in everyone’s driveway. It basically is unwanted solicitation

[thevillages2013]

Originally Posted by wisbad1

I’m afraid to bend over around here, too many perverts

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