Comcast
Plastic Mailer Ad Is Wasteful and Not Recyclable

Comcast Makes an Environmentally Poor Marketing Decision
Subject Comcast_Irresponsible_Marketing -cityPhiladelphia stMarket

The recent Comcast Ad was a poor environmental decision. It's geared towards small business, but mailed to every residence on the East coast. It's printed on a sheet of plastic, a clear, nonrecyclable piece of plastic.

The 8.5' X 11' ad states for you to "Hold this side up against your face and gather your employees" The premise is that your face appears through the clear plastic, and the word bubble on the front comes from your mouth.

Hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of these have been printed. Most are mailed to residences, almost all will be thrown in the trash.

Comcast, how do we recycle these? Should we mail them all back to you and report you to the EPA?

Wondering what you should do to recycle this trash? Contact this person and ask him:

Brian Roberts
15oo Market Street
West Tower, 9th Floor
Philadelphia, PA
19102
215-665-1700

Company: Comcast
Country: USA

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