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HELP! Too Many Phone Books!


Feel like you get more phone books
than you can use?

The Phone book industry has put together (finally) a site where you can opt out of receiving a printed phone book:

An article I read this week in Finance and Commerce stated that 85% of all phone books are thrown away, which is against Minnesota law. All of Update's buildings have co-mingled recycling, so our tenants can dispose of phone books the "green" way. But the best way to deal with the big yellow books is to only get them if you want them.

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