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Originally posted by paigowprincess
It is a serious query, Hank-o. Should I just put a brick in the mailbox with a piece of paper that says "Thank you, I don't want any". Should I just let it get so full of crap that the mailperson wont be able to stuff any more dead trees in there?
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You can stop mail delivery through your post office. I would guess there is some form to fill out. My mom did this when I was in high school (but she replaced our home address with a PO Box; I would think you can just stop it entirely) because she was certain (certain!) that my dad was swinging by and tampering with our mail. I'm not kidding here.
I have either online-bill-pay or e-mail notifications (or both) set up for all of my monthly bills right now*. You basically have to go through the process of each company to set it up (or, I guess, pay one of those online services to pay all your bills electronically). The only check I write each month is rent (I could have this autodebited from a credit card too, but never set that up).
So yes, paigow, your goal seems achievable to me. Bon chance!
*huge hassle to change your bank account once all of this is in place, however. I am still transitioning to a new account with respect to some of my auto-pays 2 months after setting up the new account.
