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Junk mail. All that paper and ink wasted just for me to throw it straight in the trash.
It's the volume of junkmail that makes the economy of scale work such that is cheap enough to... send junkmail
If everyone just writes "return to sender" on it Nd sticks it in a mailbox, I'm pretty sure it'll be outlawed.
I toss it in the recycling bin on the way back to the house. My sister's ex used to obsess over it, though, and put it in a pile to be shredded. Then he never shredded it. His home office was a hoarders nest with yellowing junk mail everywhere.