If you had clutter, would you respond to this letter?

Thanks for the great responses

Inconvenience, cost savings, anti-or pro- military.

BTW, most of the people in this area appreciate our military. So I'm going to keep that part in.

The main purpose of this direct response letter is two-fold:

1) Make the reader realize that clutter can be dangerous in the work place, and I'm the one to take it away now.

2) Call me.


I don't have any idea how to put a dollar value on how clutter is wasteful or costly.

But I do know that clutter can be dangerous, and if it's not dealt with, people can get hurt and law suits can be filed. That's my experience.

Again, many thanks and keep'm coming!

I'd never think to put back any clutter whether or not I was paid. After all, I can do things with clutter.