About a month ago, I posted a picture of an envelope on Facebook...
...with a comment: See that envelope? That's in the outgoing mail. Does it have a check in it? It does not. It has a note asking that they take me off of their list because of that ridiculous stunt with the five 1-cent stamps.
Incidentally, this is not the first time that Human Rights Watch has used this direct mail ploy; I wrote about it two years ago, on this very blog!
Today's mail included ANOTHER solicitation from Human Rights Watch. I opened it. (I always open the solicitations, it's like a busman's holiday - you have to check out what other non-profits are doing - and if they're really appealing I might even send them to my Development Department. And sometimes the March of Dimes sends you an actual dime - free money! I digress.)
I had to laugh. Instead of a bunch of live 1-cent stamps, it had printed images of stamp-like doodles.
Well played, Human Rights Watch, well played. (But no, don't put me back on your list.)
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