After more than an hour of stuffing envelopes, I am now ready to send dozens of letters to the thieving bastards who want to steal my mother-in-law’s Social Security.
The envelopes do not contain money, but demands from other thieving bastards. For example, the postage-paid envelope going to The United States Investigating Unit has a letter from The National Campaign to Impeach Obama.
Also, the Post Office says I do not have to accept letters, so I have marked “Return” on 18.
Seventeen envelopes have been repurposed.
Those 35 letters were addressed to my mother-in-law but delivered to my address between March 20 and April 20.
The thieving bastards include:
The Seniors Center.
Campaign to Limit Congressional Terms.
Capitol Watch.
National Retirement Security Task Force.
The Club for Growth.
National Tax Limitation Committee.
Americans for Tax Reform.
Emergency Committee to Save Medicare.
US Citizens Association.
Americans for Prosperity.
The 60 Plus Association.
The National Campaign to Impeach Obama.
National Senior Action Council.
Larry Klayman Attorney at Law.
American Federation of Senior Citizens.
Impeach Obama Campaign.
The Joint Committee for Investigation and Impeachment.
White House Watch.
The National Center for Public Policy Research.
Political Headquarters 2013.
The National Campaign to Guarantee Social Security.
Health Care Reform Task Force.
United States Investigative Unit.
There also were letters purpotedly from Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY); Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX); former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee; and Alan Keyes, who twice sought the Republican presidential nomination.
Two of the thieving bastard letters contained money ($1 in one and 50 cents in another) to pay for stamps. The money is going back. A couple others had stamps, which are going back.
I doubt any of this will cause the thieving bastards to stop sending demands for money. But I will smile every time I write “Return” on an envelope.
I hope all the thieving bastards get what they deserve. I almost wrote “I hope all the thieving bastards burn in Hell,” but that is not within my purview.
Some of the named thieving bastards are:
Dan Perrin, Seniors Center.
Denise Singleton, National Senior Action Council.
Amy Ridenour, National Retirement Security Task Force.
Douglas Ramsey, Emergency Committee to Save Medicare.
Steve Ralls, Capitol Watch.
Lori Klein, former Arizona state senator.
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I cant believe they are continuing to get away with this. I was just informed my grandpa has been sending money to The Senior Center. I am truly outraged and will be doing research to stop this from happening to others. Not cool
ReplyDeleteThey still are with my grandparents anf i dont know how to stop ot
DeleteMs. Gomez,
ReplyDeleteOne reason they continue is, no one cares, except the families of the people who have been cheated and fooled and intimidated. Politicians get money and support from the thieving lobbyists. With large mailing lists, the lobbyists are able to influence voters. The stealing of old people’s Social Security and other retirement monies will not stop until enough of us outnumber them.
Help! These bastards are scamming my grandmother!
DeleteDecember 11, 2017: I am appalled at what I have just read from FOUR years ago. My mother continually receives these solicitation. I worked for the post office for 20 years. If a standard letter piece of mail does NOT have an endorsement on it, they will just trash it if it is undeliverable or returned through them. Things may have changed, as I’m 3 years retired. I think the Postal Service Inspection Service needs to get involved here. I’m sending this solicitation to them and ask them what I can do to shield my mother from this disgraceful use of the United States Mail! Thank you for all the info....Sheila
ReplyDeleteSheila, Thank you for your comment. The thieving bastards will be around as long as they can continue to fleece people. They prey on older people, and because of that, they should be horse whipped. I made more than 65 complaints to the Arkansas Attorney General's office, with a separate form for each complaint. That stopped the thieving letters.
ReplyDeleteI just opened one of the letters I got from The United States Investigative Unit and immediately googeled it and got your name. I am retired also from the Post Office and you can rest assured that the P.O. gets quite a bit of revenue from letters like this and I don't think they will stop unless mde to doso.
DeleteBen, Nashville, TN.
Mr. Cailloutte: It sometimes seems the Post Office exists to deliver circulars, political ads and "non-profits" seeking to separate the elderly and their money, so, yes, the thieving bastards will continue paying postage until laws are changed. Thank you for your comment.
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