In west Mesa and Chandler for the past couple weeks, the 'furniture sale, going out of buisness' and the 'car blowout sale' sighns are everywhere! I've managed to dispose of about 75 of them riding around on my bike, but it's a bit overwhelming. I'm talking 20 sighns to each intersection. I'll shark 5 or six, ride to a nearby dumpster and go back for all I can carry on my bike. If there isn't a dump nearby I'll slice the sighns apart and leave them in a nice little pile for the spammers to cry over.... Anyways, it's getting very bad. If anyone an the area can help out....
Nick
BTW The furniture store is TRENDS Furniture at the s.e. corner of Dobson and Guadalupe. I returned some of their trash (compacted..) to them this evening.

muymula wrote:

>If there isn't a dump nearby I'll slice the sighns apart and leave them in
>a nice little pile for the spammers to cry over....

I know that spamming via bicycle makes it tough to carry-away the signs, but please avoid leaving cut-up scraps behind, if at all possible. Try slicing-off just part of the phone number and carrying those little pieces with you.

Leaving scraps on the ground just gives ammo to the spammers that proclaim we're making things worse.
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Remora
Remora@Resourceful.com

remora
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Thanks for the idea,
Nick




>muymula wrote:
>
>>If there isn't a dump nearby I'll slice the sighns apart and leave them in
>>a nice little pile for the spammers to cry over....
>
>I know that spamming via bicycle
>makes it tough to carry-away
>the signs, but please avoid
>leaving cut-up scraps behind, if
>at all possible. Try
>slicing-off just part of the
>phone number and carrying those
>little pieces with you.
>
>Leaving scraps on the ground just
>gives ammo to the spammers
>that proclaim we're making things
>worse.
>--
>Remora
>Remora@Resourceful.com