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Yup, mine go to the recycle bin.
If you read our post about Seattle residents getting the chance to opt out of phone book delivery, don't be jealous of our friends in the Pacific Northwest. It turns out anyone can stop phone book delivery, not just people who live in cities of Space Needles, markets at which they throw fish at you and pathetic football teams.
Visit the Yellow Pages Association's opt-out page, type in your zip code and you'll receive a list of phone book companies with contact info you can use to tell you're not interested.
http://www.ypassociation.org/AM/Temp.../ZipSearch.cfm
If you're like me, I hate seeing these at my doorstep.
They end up in the trash.
Yup, mine go to the recycle bin.
Did you use the coupons at the back of the phonebook?Yup, mine go to the recycle bin.
Awesome, thanks for this.
Whenever they send out phone books they just hire random pickups with trucks and dump them all over the city, I'm surprised that they would have a list of people that don't want them.
Not me man.
I bought a firepit a while back. They make great fire fodder.
I pay taxes for that .
Had some thrown at my door last week. I threw them in the trash. A waste of resources.
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