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Complaint Letter - Send a letter to a company CEO or President if you are having trouble getting help. 
 
"Drop Dead" Letter - Send a "drop dead" letter to collection agencies that are harrassing you about a debt. 
 
Mailing List Letter - Send a letter to the Mail Preference Service if you want to be removed from company advertising mailing lists and want to prevent your name from being sold to companies. 
 
Repair Request Letter - Send a letter to your landlord or management company if you've had no luck getting them to fix something in your home. 


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Sep 21, 2007 -- Indie bulk and junk mail carriers bust up USPS monopoly
Have you noticed that you’re getting more direct mail delivered not only by the United States Postal Service, but also by independent delivery agents? The reason is because there’s been a deal in Washington that ties the cost of first class mail to the rate of inflation. So junk and bulk mail is now a much better deal. If you own a business and you’ve done direct marketing with the USPS, be on the lookout for private delivery services that may offer you a lower price. Clark is glad that these third-party deliverers are busting up the USPS monopoly. Not that he totally hates the existing postal service; he actually thinks it’s a great deal that you can get your mail delivered anywhere domestically for 41 cents. But many European countries have already done away with their postal monopolies. Their regular mail can come from a variety of carrier companies. We consumers benefit whenever there’s competition in the free market.


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NYC health inspectors have been handing out violations to chain restaurants that don't post calorie counts on their menus. What's your take on this?
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This isn't a legitimate function of gov't-paid employees.
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