Tired Of Getting Phone Books?
Last week, they delivered another round of telephone directories on my doorstep. I don't even have a home phone anymore and I can get any number I need on the Internet. So I just recycle them directly into my bin. The phone books, in my opinion, are just a big waste of paper.
My friend just sent me this way to stop receiving phone books, so I guess I'm the only one. Hope this can help other like minded people out there.
There is a way people can opt out of receiving phone books dropped off at their door.
* For Verizon, you can call (800) 888-8448, then push 2.
* For Dex, you can call (877) 243-8339, and then push 2.
By Jess in Oregon
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By kate (Guest Post)
07/22/2008
yellowpages.com has addresses and more
By Cecelia (Guest Post)
06/21/2008
1-800-free411 Completley free & saves trees.
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04/30/2008
Yellowpages.com?
So what happens if you don't have phone books, and your Internet is cut off, and you can't call 411, then what do you do?
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04/28/2008
Go to whitepages.com
We have just the opposite problem. We only get our local small town directory (1 copy only) and I can't get the city one unless I pay %69.
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04/26/2008
I use old phone books when I am using a craft glue stick while making cards. I lay the paper onto a page of the phone book, use the glue stick, and any glue that goes over the edge of my paper goes onto the page, I then tear out the page and throw it away.
By Michele (Guest Post)
04/26/2008
The way I recycle phone books is that I leave one in my van and I make sure hubby has one in his also. It saves money on calling 411 on cell phones. I also use one for crafts. I use it as my cutting mat and when I use my dremel. Recycling is the way to go no matter how you do it!
By (Guest Post)
04/25/2008
How do you get #'s off the internet? Can you also get addresses? I have tried map quest, but don't have much luck.
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