David Love wrote: > Do we really think that a couple of letters getting sent out unnecessarily is breaking the bank? I'm so sorry. I stand corrected. It is GOOD use of our money! :) Let me see if I can re-capitulate this pretzel logic: Reminder letters are printed in advance to people who are not even in arrears yet. Some of those people pay before the deadline (81 on the last day alone). How much does it cost to print and mail a stack of redundant letters like that? A hundred bucks? Is that peanuts? If it served a purpose I would say OK.. But in these times where we are all pulling our belts a few notches tighter, should someone feel guilty about objecting to this kind of waste? > What a waste of time and energy this entire discussion is. ...Is business that slow or are people's lives that empty that this topic continues in every possible ridiculous iteration. It may well be. If you think so, you know the fastest way to end a thread - simply stop posting to it. With your four contributions to this thread, perpetuating new arguments, you are one of the drivers, are you not? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20120208/6c73a8c3/attachment.htm>
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