Sansui on 30 July 2008
Please don't perpetuate this retarded myth... all it does is cause more work for your local post office, who throw it away instead of delivering it.
Not only can this be considered mail fraud, for which you could be held responsible, the offending company that sent you the junk mail never even knows - becuase 1.) it gets thrown away immediately by the post office and 2.) they don't get the bill for it
A long time ago before new regulations, it may have worked... but these days the regulation is that if a return card is used as a 'label' in the method shown in your link, it is discarded as waste with no further ado.
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