What about a flood of letters?

[Molly]

Petitions are all well and good but it just means they can ignore thousands of us in one go. How about each and every bloody one of us write a letter of complaint regarding the unfair increase in ACC?

I wonder what a few thousand letters landing on the PM's desk (might help to remind him that we all vote) and the desks of those directly responsible for the increases would look like.

[nothingflash]

Problem is he'd never read 'em. If he is the only one to know that he receives 1,000 letters a day he's probably not going to mention that... maybe. Just my 2c.

[southernmike]

What about everyone makes an ACC claim tomorrow. Collapse the system!

[sunhuntin]

his mail would get filtered first wouldnt it, for white powder scares etc? so chances are our letters wouldnt even get inside the beehive, never mind on anyones desk.

[Barnesy]

Rather than letters, email the Cabinet.


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