They seem to think that I, a healthy young individual, will need otolaryngology from a man who works a good 40-minute subway ride away from me. They also seem to think that a mailer will elicit business from the general public when it comes to something as severe as facial plastic surgery or otolaryngology. I won't order return address labels through a junk mailer. Their grasp of English pales in comparison to my own. And finally, all my confusion stems not from the incorrect information in the first mailer, but rather the fact that I never received it.
Junk mail has it's value.
I give it less than a hay-penny, but value any way you slice it. I don't understand why I need to get credit card applications from banks with whom I already have credit cards. I don't understand why sometimes, junk mail arrives at my address, but with the names of other members of my family, some of whom live as far away as say, another state . They must have my address and the names of all my family members. I never get mail for random names at my address, only the names of both my parents and both my sisters.