Completely off-topic, but I searched online and didn't find anything, so I figured I'd ask here.
This evening I found in my mailbox an AARP solicitation that is clearly not a piece of mail. It's in an envelope with a clear window showing a fake member card, but there's no address (not even a name) or return address, and no postage. Unless AARP arranged some special deal with the postal service to drop this in my mailbox, this seems to me like unauthorized use of a mailbox. Anyone know what's going on? Or have they been doing this for years and I just noticed now?
I'm going to bring it to my post office tomorrow morning and ask them about it. I really don't like AARP's politics or stupid marketers so I figure it might be a good opportunity for payback.
I also received a Redplum flyer in the mail today, so I guess it's possible it was tucked it in there...