Cheeky buggers.

"All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.

fred  wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
>
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.


Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
some advertising or whatever.

Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
do it again.


-- 
Nobby Anderson

"Nobody Here" <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote in message 
news:46588e17$0$8745$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they
> do it again.
>
>
> -- 
> Nobby Anderson

I got a good mind to send the unsold stubs in and refuse to give them any 
money.
See what they can prove & do.

fred wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
> 
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
> 
> 
its standard wording on most raffle tickets its the same on my kids 
school and scouts raffle tickets, and they are a charity RAFA its not 
the RAF

Oops, opened bag, took out magazine and threw the rest in the bin - the 
magazine usually follows a few days later!

I'm so used to them and others included a heap of unrelated junk mail that I 
don't even take the time to look at it anymore.

Cheers,

Nigel

On 2007-05-26, Nobody Here <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> fred  wrote:
>> Cheeky buggers.
>>
>> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
>> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
>
>
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
> do it again.

Oops, I did the same as you. Didn't even realise there were any raffle
tickets, or whatever.

I don't like the idea of unsolicited raffle tickets at all. I don't want
them and yet you somehow feel a bit of a heel for throwing them away.

That's when you know they are there in the first place !

Reg

fred  wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
>
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.


Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
some advertising or whatever.

Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
do it again.


-- 
Nobby Anderson

"Nobody Here" <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote in message 
news:46588e17$0$8745$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they
> do it again.
>
>
> -- 
> Nobby Anderson

I got a good mind to send the unsold stubs in and refuse to give them any 
money.
See what they can prove & do.

fred wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
> 
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
> 
> 
its standard wording on most raffle tickets its the same on my kids 
school and scouts raffle tickets, and they are a charity RAFA its not 
the RAF

Oops, opened bag, took out magazine and threw the rest in the bin - the 
magazine usually follows a few days later!

I'm so used to them and others included a heap of unrelated junk mail that I 
don't even take the time to look at it anymore.

Cheers,

Nigel

On 2007-05-26, Nobody Here <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> fred  wrote:
>> Cheeky buggers.
>>
>> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
>> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
>
>
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
> do it again.

Oops, I did the same as you. Didn't even realise there were any raffle
tickets, or whatever.

I don't like the idea of unsolicited raffle tickets at all. I don't want
them and yet you somehow feel a bit of a heel for throwing them away.

That's when you know they are there in the first place !

Reg

fred  wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
>
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.


Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
some advertising or whatever.

Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
do it again.


-- 
Nobby Anderson

"Nobody Here" <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote in message 
news:46588e17$0$8745$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they
> do it again.
>
>
> -- 
> Nobby Anderson

I got a good mind to send the unsold stubs in and refuse to give them any 
money.
See what they can prove & do.

fred wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
> 
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
> 
> 
its standard wording on most raffle tickets its the same on my kids 
school and scouts raffle tickets, and they are a charity RAFA its not 
the RAF

Oops, opened bag, took out magazine and threw the rest in the bin - the 
magazine usually follows a few days later!

I'm so used to them and others included a heap of unrelated junk mail that I 
don't even take the time to look at it anymore.

Cheers,

Nigel

On 2007-05-26, Nobody Here <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> fred  wrote:
>> Cheeky buggers.
>>
>> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
>> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
>
>
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
> do it again.

Oops, I did the same as you. Didn't even realise there were any raffle
tickets, or whatever.

I don't like the idea of unsolicited raffle tickets at all. I don't want
them and yet you somehow feel a bit of a heel for throwing them away.

That's when you know they are there in the first place !

Reg

fred  wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
>
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.


Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
some advertising or whatever.

Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
do it again.


-- 
Nobby Anderson

"Nobody Here" <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote in message 
news:46588e17$0$8745$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they
> do it again.
>
>
> -- 
> Nobby Anderson

I got a good mind to send the unsold stubs in and refuse to give them any 
money.
See what they can prove & do.

fred wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
> 
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
> 
> 
its standard wording on most raffle tickets its the same on my kids 
school and scouts raffle tickets, and they are a charity RAFA its not 
the RAF

Oops, opened bag, took out magazine and threw the rest in the bin - the 
magazine usually follows a few days later!

I'm so used to them and others included a heap of unrelated junk mail that I 
don't even take the time to look at it anymore.

Cheers,

Nigel

On 2007-05-26, Nobody Here <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> fred  wrote:
>> Cheeky buggers.
>>
>> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
>> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
>
>
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
> do it again.

Oops, I did the same as you. Didn't even realise there were any raffle
tickets, or whatever.

I don't like the idea of unsolicited raffle tickets at all. I don't want
them and yet you somehow feel a bit of a heel for throwing them away.

That's when you know they are there in the first place !

Reg

fred  wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
>
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.


Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
some advertising or whatever.

Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
do it again.


-- 
Nobby Anderson

"Nobody Here" <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote in message 
news:46588e17$0$8745$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they
> do it again.
>
>
> -- 
> Nobby Anderson

I got a good mind to send the unsold stubs in and refuse to give them any 
money.
See what they can prove & do.

fred wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
> 
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
> 
> 
its standard wording on most raffle tickets its the same on my kids 
school and scouts raffle tickets, and they are a charity RAFA its not 
the RAF

Oops, opened bag, took out magazine and threw the rest in the bin - the 
magazine usually follows a few days later!

I'm so used to them and others included a heap of unrelated junk mail that I 
don't even take the time to look at it anymore.

Cheers,

Nigel

On 2007-05-26, Nobody Here <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> fred  wrote:
>> Cheeky buggers.
>>
>> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
>> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
>
>
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
> do it again.

Oops, I did the same as you. Didn't even realise there were any raffle
tickets, or whatever.

I don't like the idea of unsolicited raffle tickets at all. I don't want
them and yet you somehow feel a bit of a heel for throwing them away.

That's when you know they are there in the first place !

Reg

fred  wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
>
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.


Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
some advertising or whatever.

Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
do it again.


-- 
Nobby Anderson

"Nobody Here" <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote in message 
news:46588e17$0$8745$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they
> do it again.
>
>
> -- 
> Nobby Anderson

I got a good mind to send the unsold stubs in and refuse to give them any 
money.
See what they can prove & do.

fred wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
> 
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
> 
> 
its standard wording on most raffle tickets its the same on my kids 
school and scouts raffle tickets, and they are a charity RAFA its not 
the RAF

Oops, opened bag, took out magazine and threw the rest in the bin - the 
magazine usually follows a few days later!

I'm so used to them and others included a heap of unrelated junk mail that I 
don't even take the time to look at it anymore.

Cheers,

Nigel

On 2007-05-26, Nobody Here <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> fred  wrote:
>> Cheeky buggers.
>>
>> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
>> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
>
>
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
> do it again.

Oops, I did the same as you. Didn't even realise there were any raffle
tickets, or whatever.

I don't like the idea of unsolicited raffle tickets at all. I don't want
them and yet you somehow feel a bit of a heel for throwing them away.

That's when you know they are there in the first place !

Reg

fred  wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
>
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.


Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
some advertising or whatever.

Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
do it again.


-- 
Nobby Anderson

"Nobody Here" <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote in message 
news:46588e17$0$8745$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they
> do it again.
>
>
> -- 
> Nobby Anderson

I got a good mind to send the unsold stubs in and refuse to give them any 
money.
See what they can prove & do.

fred wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
> 
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
> 
> 
its standard wording on most raffle tickets its the same on my kids 
school and scouts raffle tickets, and they are a charity RAFA its not 
the RAF

Oops, opened bag, took out magazine and threw the rest in the bin - the 
magazine usually follows a few days later!

I'm so used to them and others included a heap of unrelated junk mail that I 
don't even take the time to look at it anymore.

Cheers,

Nigel

On 2007-05-26, Nobody Here <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> fred  wrote:
>> Cheeky buggers.
>>
>> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
>> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
>
>
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
> do it again.

Oops, I did the same as you. Didn't even realise there were any raffle
tickets, or whatever.

I don't like the idea of unsolicited raffle tickets at all. I don't want
them and yet you somehow feel a bit of a heel for throwing them away.

That's when you know they are there in the first place !

Reg

fred  wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
>
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.


Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
some advertising or whatever.

Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
do it again.


-- 
Nobby Anderson

"Nobody Here" <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote in message 
news:46588e17$0$8745$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they
> do it again.
>
>
> -- 
> Nobby Anderson

I got a good mind to send the unsold stubs in and refuse to give them any 
money.
See what they can prove & do.

fred wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
> 
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
> 
> 
its standard wording on most raffle tickets its the same on my kids 
school and scouts raffle tickets, and they are a charity RAFA its not 
the RAF

Oops, opened bag, took out magazine and threw the rest in the bin - the 
magazine usually follows a few days later!

I'm so used to them and others included a heap of unrelated junk mail that I 
don't even take the time to look at it anymore.

Cheers,

Nigel

On 2007-05-26, Nobody Here <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> fred  wrote:
>> Cheeky buggers.
>>
>> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
>> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
>
>
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
> do it again.

Oops, I did the same as you. Didn't even realise there were any raffle
tickets, or whatever.

I don't like the idea of unsolicited raffle tickets at all. I don't want
them and yet you somehow feel a bit of a heel for throwing them away.

That's when you know they are there in the first place !

Reg

fred  wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
>
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.


Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
some advertising or whatever.

Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
do it again.


-- 
Nobby Anderson

"Nobody Here" <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote in message 
news:46588e17$0$8745$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they
> do it again.
>
>
> -- 
> Nobby Anderson

I got a good mind to send the unsold stubs in and refuse to give them any 
money.
See what they can prove & do.

fred wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
> 
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
> 
> 
its standard wording on most raffle tickets its the same on my kids 
school and scouts raffle tickets, and they are a charity RAFA its not 
the RAF

Oops, opened bag, took out magazine and threw the rest in the bin - the 
magazine usually follows a few days later!

I'm so used to them and others included a heap of unrelated junk mail that I 
don't even take the time to look at it anymore.

Cheers,

Nigel

On 2007-05-26, Nobody Here <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> fred  wrote:
>> Cheeky buggers.
>>
>> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
>> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
>
>
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
> do it again.

Oops, I did the same as you. Didn't even realise there were any raffle
tickets, or whatever.

I don't like the idea of unsolicited raffle tickets at all. I don't want
them and yet you somehow feel a bit of a heel for throwing them away.

That's when you know they are there in the first place !

Reg

fred  wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
>
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.


Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
some advertising or whatever.

Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
do it again.


-- 
Nobby Anderson

"Nobody Here" <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote in message 
news:46588e17$0$8745$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they
> do it again.
>
>
> -- 
> Nobby Anderson

I got a good mind to send the unsold stubs in and refuse to give them any 
money.
See what they can prove & do.

fred wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
> 
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
> 
> 
its standard wording on most raffle tickets its the same on my kids 
school and scouts raffle tickets, and they are a charity RAFA its not 
the RAF

Oops, opened bag, took out magazine and threw the rest in the bin - the 
magazine usually follows a few days later!

I'm so used to them and others included a heap of unrelated junk mail that I 
don't even take the time to look at it anymore.

Cheers,

Nigel

On 2007-05-26, Nobody Here <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> fred  wrote:
>> Cheeky buggers.
>>
>> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
>> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
>
>
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
> do it again.

Oops, I did the same as you. Didn't even realise there were any raffle
tickets, or whatever.

I don't like the idea of unsolicited raffle tickets at all. I don't want
them and yet you somehow feel a bit of a heel for throwing them away.

That's when you know they are there in the first place !

Reg

fred  wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
>
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.


Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
some advertising or whatever.

Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
do it again.


-- 
Nobby Anderson

"Nobody Here" <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote in message 
news:46588e17$0$8745$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they
> do it again.
>
>
> -- 
> Nobby Anderson

I got a good mind to send the unsold stubs in and refuse to give them any 
money.
See what they can prove & do.

fred wrote:
> Cheeky buggers.
> 
> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
> 
> 
its standard wording on most raffle tickets its the same on my kids 
school and scouts raffle tickets, and they are a charity RAFA its not 
the RAF

Oops, opened bag, took out magazine and threw the rest in the bin - the 
magazine usually follows a few days later!

I'm so used to them and others included a heap of unrelated junk mail that I 
don't even take the time to look at it anymore.

Cheers,

Nigel

On 2007-05-26, Nobody Here <nobby@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> fred  wrote:
>> Cheeky buggers.
>>
>> "All unsold tickets to be returned".  I know they supplied a pre-paid 
>> envelope, but it makes me feel like a criminal already.
>
>
> Really?  Was that the red envelope insertion? I threw mine out unopened 
> and unnoticed, like I do for all insertions in mags.  I assumed it was
> some advertising or whatever.
>
> Oops.  Ah well, maybe they'll think a bit more about it before they 
> do it again.

Oops, I did the same as you. Didn't even realise there were any raffle
tickets, or whatever.

I don't like the idea of unsolicited raffle tickets at all. I don't want
them and yet you somehow feel a bit of a heel for throwing them away.

That's when you know they are there in the first place !

Reg