Should Consumers Be Able To Opt-Out Of Phone Book Deliveries? »

Posted By idyll 1 year, 3 months ago in News

Phone book publishers spit out over 600 million phone books for just over 300 million Americans. Now the $17 billion a year industry is defending itself from state legislatures that want to restrict phone book circulations so consumers don't wreck their snowblowers when they hit snow-covered phone books. True story.

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    Deidre1 year, 3 months ago

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    I would be so happy if I could opt out of phone book deliveries, they generally end up tossed in the recycling bin unused.

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