Even apartment dwellers know people who own their home. Maybe one will get passed on to someone who will call them?
Okay.... I got nothin'.
Okay.... I got nothin'.
Apartment dwellers sometimes buy homes...
But the bottom line (probably?) is that the info seller gets paid per name. So let the info buyer worry about those details.
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Oh, I understand why they do it, but what it really tells me is that they're using a lousy mailing service.Apartment dwellers sometimes buy homes...
But the bottom line (probably?) is that the info seller gets paid per name. So let the info buyer worry about those details.
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