Phone books are rapidly becoming useless as more and more people use cell phones only. My daughters don’t have landlines any more, and they hardly ever phone but prefer texting.
I know that´s the party line, but it´s not universally applicable, especially in poor parts of town where there aren´t computers, or out in the country where the cell towers don´t reach. Also, old people do use the phone book; I thought you thought they deserved consideration.
On the other side of the argument, they do use a lot of paper, and most of them aren’t looked at all and go straight to recycling. Maybe a by request system would be the way to go.
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Phone books are rapidly becoming useless as more and more people use cell phones only. My daughters don’t have landlines any more, and they hardly ever phone but prefer texting.
I know that´s the party line, but it´s not universally applicable, especially in poor parts of town where there aren´t computers, or out in the country where the cell towers don´t reach. Also, old people do use the phone book; I thought you thought they deserved consideration.
On the other side of the argument, they do use a lot of paper, and most of them aren’t looked at all and go straight to recycling. Maybe a by request system would be the way to go.