I have made my love, or lack thereof, of the YellowBook (and here) well noted on this blog in the past, but it is not my most hated form of unsolicited advertising.That loathing is reserved for fliers placed on my windshield. I received this one at least three times over the past month and every time, I throw them away.

While I admire the effort that it took to get eyeballs on these fliers, I will never purchase based on one of these ads. They reek of shadiness and doing anything to make a buck, thus making me question the establishment. Typos and cross outs also don’t help your cause.

Am I the only one that this bothers or does they irritate you as well?

I have made my love, or lack thereof, of the YellowBook (and here) well noted on this blog in the past, but it is not my most hated form of unsolicited advertising.That loathing is reserved for fliers placed on my windshield. I received this one at least three times over the past month and every time, I throw them away.

While I admire the effort that it took to get eyeballs on these fliers, I will never purchase based on one of these ads. They reek of shadiness and doing anything to make a buck, thus making me question the establishment. Typos and cross outs also don’t help your cause.

Am I the only one that this bothers or does they irritate you as well?

I have made my love, or lack thereof, of the YellowBook (and here) well noted on this blog in the past, but it is not my most hated form of unsolicited advertising.That loathing is reserved for fliers placed on my windshield. I received this one at least three times over the past month and every time, I throw them away.

While I admire the effort that it took to get eyeballs on these fliers, I will never purchase based on one of these ads. They reek of shadiness and doing anything to make a buck, thus making me question the establishment. Typos and cross outs also don’t help your cause.

Am I the only one that this bothers or does they irritate you as well?

I have made my love, or lack thereof, of the YellowBook (and here) well noted on this blog in the past, but it is not my most hated form of unsolicited advertising.That loathing is reserved for fliers placed on my windshield. I received this one at least three times over the past month and every time, I throw them away.

While I admire the effort that it took to get eyeballs on these fliers, I will never purchase based on one of these ads. They reek of shadiness and doing anything to make a buck, thus making me question the establishment. Typos and cross outs also don’t help your cause.

Am I the only one that this bothers or does they irritate you as well?