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Bugged by U-T Litterbugs
Mr. Goltz, Great artical "Bugged by U-I Litterbugs". Believe it or not here in Nestor we have been putting up with the same thing. A few weeks ago I finally reached my boiling point and emailed a Ms. Rita Jurczk, who's name and email address I was able to obtain from the advertisement flyers that they dump on my driveway every Friday morning. In my email I politely asked her why was it that the U-T can litter my driveway with their plastic bag full of unwanted flyers which they named "Local Community Values" every Friday. I told her that, in the past, other advertisements use to be thrown on my driveway, such as the Penny Saver, but now have to be mailed using the bulk rate, to each home and why wasn't their flyers delivered through the mail like the others. I inquired about their permit that gave them permission to litter people's driveways. She emailed me back the next day and promised me that if I gave her my address that I would be removed from their delivery list. Two weeks past and to my disappointment I was still picking up their unwanted advertisements off my driveway. I contacted her once again and told her that either her delivery person hadn't got her message, or they weren't paying attention to her instructions, to by-pass my address when delivering their litter. I stressed my point that it was much easier to remove my address then take a chance of having to pay "Bulk Rate" if I went to the City Council and got them to make you mail those flyers City Wide. The very next day I received an email saying she was sorry and would get her delivery people to remove my address from their delivery list. Its been three weeks now and she has kept her word. I haven't found their advertisements on my driveway, so it seems to have worked. Maybe your readers can benefit from my dealings with the U-T people, so I'm adding the women's name and email address at the end of my letter. Thanks again for that great story. Sincerly, Peter T. Nestor, Ca. 92154 U-T Contact for Local Community Values Ms. Rita [email protected] (Good Luck)— February 17, 2012 6:04 p.m.