Costly for the BNP?
Written by Matt B · first published 13/12/2009
BNP make a risky financial move.
It was drawn to my attention that the BNP have a Freepost address so I googled it and what should show up but the BNP website itself. At a
British Heritage FREEPOST
I also found a lot of sites advocating the sending of copious amounts of junk mail at the cost of the BNP. I'm not suggesting that this is an activity that as sensible adults we should be engaged in but it does raise the question of if the BNP had really thought through the whole freepost part.
With the Christmas season here there is likely to be a large number of left over envelopes sans address ready to carry less than glad tidings. I wonder if the freepost address will still be in use this time next year.
It was drawn to my attention that the BNP have a Freepost address so I googled it and what should show up but the BNP website itself. At a
bnp.org.uk/contacts/(I'm not making that a live link for what I hope are dead obvious reasons) was the general contact address stating that general enquires could be sent by post to:
British Heritage FREEPOST
I also found a lot of sites advocating the sending of copious amounts of junk mail at the cost of the BNP. I'm not suggesting that this is an activity that as sensible adults we should be engaged in but it does raise the question of if the BNP had really thought through the whole freepost part.
With the Christmas season here there is likely to be a large number of left over envelopes sans address ready to carry less than glad tidings. I wonder if the freepost address will still be in use this time next year.
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