Inclusive Junk Mail Part 4
As the annual slew of holiday greetings begins to arrive at my house, one particular piece of junk mail recently caught my eye. It's a Dish Network mass-mailer postcard printed in Korean. If you're a newbie to my blog-o-sphere musings, you might not be familiar with the Korean mail that's been showing up at my house. See, my husband was born in Vietnam. He's got one of those names that customer service people always stumble over: Quang.
Somehow, Dish Network got a hold of an "Asian" mailing list and we've been getting their stuff ever since. The mailers started arriving one year ago. First, it came in Chinese. The second mailer was in Korean. So was the third. And now the fourth.
I was thinking that if we just waited long enough, one would eventually show up in Vietnamese. Not yet. This is our third mailer this year in Korean.
Labels: Inclusive Junk Mail
posted by Kelly at
9:34 AM
2 Comments:
Hey Kelly,
Here's crossing my fingers that in 2008 you will get the mailer in Vietnamese!
Or at least something other than Korean. I thought, when they switched from Chinese to Korean, it was because they hadn't heard from us and were trying again. I kept thinking that if they didn't hear back from us in Korean, they'd try something else. So far, no.
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