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Originally Posted by Francois
HELLO??:
They most certainly do take them for recycling. I never said they were in the curbside recycling boxes. The drop-off center I go to most assuredly has a phone book "dumpster" there.
"Nope, you're not".
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Wow, didn't expect to get jumped all over by someone whose post I wasn't even replying to. If I had meant my post for you, I would have replied to YOU. I was stating in general, that you cannot put your phone book in the recycling bin, and I was backing up my statement with a quote from the City of Raleigh's website. And why would I quote an article that mentions taking the phone books to a drop-off center, if I thought there was no place you could recycle your phone books?
And yes, I am right. I was referring to my previous post, which stated "I thought you couldn't recycle phone books in the normal recycling bins? I thought you had to take them someplace special." If you want to try telling me how that statement is not right, give it your best shot.
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