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As for the OP - there's no reason why you can't be that good neighbor, if you truly care about their homes' safety ("That paper sitting in a driveway for weeks shows who is home and who isn’t")... and pick up those papers from the driveways and either toss them or put them on their lanai, front porch, or even take them home and save them for the neighbor(s). Meanwhile, anyone who gets them should know they can cease delivery any time they want, as this is a notification in every single one of those papers every month. |
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We'll wait while you call Community Standards and get back to us on that. |
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Also what OBB said…….waiting for the number. |
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They have to guarantee the advertisers what the circulation is and that's the only way they can do it. If they just put it in a rack nobody really knows how many people get it. Not that anyone actually has to read it
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Maybe they should be all picked up and thrown at the door of the news Outlet
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Why do you want to restrict everyone because a few forget to notify the paper? |
Always something. Simply call POA and stop delivery.
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POA delivery in your driveway
There is a simple way to stop delivery in your driveway. Email them and ask to be on their "snowbird" list. Give them your away dates and the delivery will stop while you are gone. Or, you can ask that it be delivered by email, and you will permanently stop throwing it in your driveway.
Your neighbors who receive it while they are away have not done that. There is no way for the delivery person to know they are gone. You can suggest to your neighbors that they also inform them of their away dates. |
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