how to deal with credit card applications

[ChaseTerrier]

What I like to do is print out jokes that I enjoy reading, and mailed the jokes back in the business reply envelopes. I hope the person that gets paid to open the envelopes will have a good laugh when he/she reads the jokes

[sniper152]

you send each an application from each other.

send visa, amex ap, and visa versa

[spar420]

Dude! Why didn't I think of this? Its genius.  I am so doing that to the next credit card offer I get. Thanks for posting this, you totally made my day.

[cr4zyfr34k]

hey it's laura,  that's an awesome idea

i'm gonna start doing it

[XAVIERDDD]

I wonder if you mail it back heavy will they be charged more for postage

[Kennedale01]

@XAVIERDDD They won't. If you attempt to mail scrap metal (even if it fits in the envelope) or use the "no postage necessary" envelope as a label on a box...the postal service will intercept it and discard it. There's a video on YouTube showing that happening, titled "Business reply postage revenge does NOT work!"

Heavy items are conspicuous. But if it seems like a legit reply (like what this video poster is doing, or other types of paper), it will likely make it to its destination.

[freedomsilk]

Hey, this is a great approach. They have the time and the money let them spend it. Actually by sending them back the prepaid mail they end up being charged by the post office. Great video. thanks.

[Latinlabel]

Great suggestion.

[thedarkener]

THANK YOU. I didn't know most credit card apps had POSTAGE PAID on the envelopes!! Just verified it with one (of many) of my credit card offers lying around.

This is almost as genius as dropping off garbage cans full of AOL install CDs at AOL headquarters. Google it.