From: wbarwell@Starbase.NeoSoft.COM (William Barwell) Newsgroups: alt.religion.scientology Subject: Re: How do I get off their mailing list? Date: 22 Oct 1997 20:05:42 -0500 Message-ID: <62m7t6$kse$1@Starbase.NeoSoft.COM> In article <62l04u$ac7@snews2.zippo.com>, Rebecca Hartong wrote: >>In article <19971021015700.VAA06921@ladder01.news.aol.com>, >>JimDBB wrote: >>>>Subject: How do I get off their mailing list? >>>>From: tt@thegrid.net (TT) >>> >>>>Somehow, I was put on the junk post office mailing list of the Church of >>>>Scientology. Now, they keep sending me things every week. How do I get >>>>off of the mailing list? >>> >>>An effective way is to take the return envelopes seal them and mail them back. > >Make sure you stuff the envelopes full of interesting reading material before >you mail them back. > >But, seriously, why would you even want to get off their mailing list? I find >the stuff they send me fascinating. And, think of it this way, every dime >they spend mailing stuff out to people who will never pay for courses or books >is a dime they're *not* spending to harrass critics. > >We can all help in our little ways. In fact, I recommend that *every* critic >try to get on as many Scientology mailing lists as they can. Degrado the Survivalist Clown's helpful hints. True. A penny wasted is blow for sanity as far as the cult is concerned. Whatcha do. Look in yer phone book to see if you have a Hare Krishna temple in town. Get a mail in thingy from a used Hubbard book. Send it in. Use the Krishna temple address and use the name Mr. H.K. Temple. If there is no temple, pick a church. Mr. B. Church. Mr. L. Church, ect. Or a local IRS office. Mr. I. R. Service. What fun! Degrado From: fanjet@nilspam.iinet.com.au (Phillip Zadarnowski) Newsgroups: alt.religion.scientology Subject: ARSCC Advisory #28: Personality Test Date: Tue, 16 Dec 1997 14:41:51 GMT Message-ID: <3496932d.29307749@news.m.iinet.net.au> Personality Test Rundown ======================== ARSCC Advisory 28 Mail-in personality tests are a good way to keep a Staff Scientologist off the street for an hour. They only take 5 minutes to complete randomly, and a non-obvious name with a realish address will help clog up the mailing list with redundant names. It creates a non-productive statistic on the one hand, and cost them money and time to continue with on the other. They are shy about removing names from the list and will ceaselessly bombard addresses where people were last seen at for years. Remember: Realish name, realish address (preferably very long roads) and no phone number will give some CofS Staff refugee a reason to stay indoors for an hour. Do them a favor today! (ALL ADVISORIES ARE ADOPTED AS ARSCC WORKING POLICY)