Why does Quest, or Dex, or whoever, get to drop 2.5 of paper on my property and walk away? What if I went to the Dex CEO's house - or Jack's house - or Sam's house, and dropped leaflets for my kid's upcoming musical performance, or with info about the proposed cell tower in Irvington?
After all, I would be "providing a service" with these actions, right?
Comments (4)
I'm waiting for the class action nuisance suit.
Posted by Maddog | February 1, 2011 4:21 PM
Has it been a year already? I phoned in last year to opt out of the non-Qwest ...already got identical two sets of the wannabe directory.
Posted by Old Zeb | February 1, 2011 7:39 PM
Bah, they're great as pest killing tools. Free bug smashers every few months!
Posted by JS | February 2, 2011 6:55 AM
What about a class action littering suit?
Why does Quest, or Dex, or whoever, get to drop 2.5 of paper on my property and walk away? What if I went to the Dex CEO's house - or Jack's house - or Sam's house, and dropped leaflets for my kid's upcoming musical performance, or with info about the proposed cell tower in Irvington?
After all, I would be "providing a service" with these actions, right?
Posted by Chris P | February 3, 2011 10:05 AM