[senco-forum] Not SEN

I would agree but ... on Friday we got our Electoral Register Forms -

I read somewhere that if Royal Mail carried no junk mail, the cost of 
ordinary mail would have to double to keep even the present, pretty poor, 
level of service going. Junk mail is not a great way of describing some of 
the things that come addressed to 'the occupier'    Some of it is actually 
quite important. It susually possible to detemine what is and what is not 
junk mail without actually opening it, so I dont mind it. I never bother 
opening the stuff that doesn't interest me. Its a bit like the vast 
quanitity of junk emails that manage to get past my 'firewall' etc

Eddie C.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gillian Clayton" <jillclayton at mac.com>
To: "Amanda" <amandavh at btinternet.com>
Cc: "senco-forum" <senco-forum at lists.becta.org.uk>
Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2006 5:37 PM
Subject: Re: [senco-forum] Not SEN - about junk mail

>I would agree but ... on Friday we got our Electoral Register Forms   - 
>addressed to The Occupier.  Jill
> On 3 Sep 2006, at 16:46, Amanda wrote:
>
>> Hello everyone
>>
>>   I decided to reduce my workload at home by limiting my junk mail!
>>
>>   To stop unaddressed junk mail you can register at Royal Mail Door  to 
>> Door Opt Out, Room 130, Wheatstone House, Faraday Rd, Swindon,  SN3 5JW. 
>> Or you can email the Royal Mail at optout at royalmail.com or  telephone 
>> 08457950950 for the appropriate form.
>>   They reply with dire warnings about how you will never get  anything 
>> from your local council or the government ever again but I  decided I 
>> only wanted things with a name on anyway.
>>
>>   To cut out around 90% of addressed junk mail you can use the Mail 
>> Preference Service. Go to www.mpsonline.org.uk
>>
>>   Every minute of time saved by not looking at junk mail is more  time 
>> for me!
>>
>>   Amanda
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Amanda
>> Secondary SENCO
>> Cornwall
>
> 