Anti-Tesla mailing campaign? Or was I the only one to get one of these?

[stevem]

I was surprised to get this letter (my name and address removed cause... I don't know... weirdos already have it). Name and address printed with a "mail merge" type address stickers? Someone went through the trouble of printing these, folding and paying for a stamp. Wonder how many went out. Maybe I just have an enemy in Philly.

I thought it was the whole "dogequest" doxxing thing that I heard about but I went hunting and my name doesn't appear to be on that list.

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[CyberZephyr]

Does it have a return address?

 

[Friday]

I love the stamp says FREEDOM, which the contents are clearly divergent from.

This is part of the fear campaign that is targeting the public since it seems the head on attack on Elon is stalemated.

 

[CyberZephyr]

I love the stamp says FREEDOM, which the contents are clearly divergent from.

This is part of the fear campaign that is targeting the public since it seems the head on attack on Elon is stalemated.

"No, see, we're freeing the country of Elon's oppresion. How could you possibly think Elon likes freedom?!"

 

[SteelyMcSteelFace]

You need to report this. Using the mail system for targeted harassment has to be highly illegal.

 

[Friday]

You need to report this. Using the mail system for targeted harassment has to be highly illegal.

Good point here.

USPS has a webpage to address the issue.

https://www.uspis.gov/news/scam-article/threatening-letters-and-cyberbullying

 

[stevem]

Does it have a return address?

No it did not.

 

[Friday]

I'd be curious if that image has appeared in any of the teslatakedown signs and posters recently.

 

[M0unt41nm4n]

This is clearly a funded operation. Now, I may be speculating, but I don't know of many people who would spend .73 for postage per letter for a mass mailing (not including costs to print and paper/envelope) of their own money unless they are super wealthy and have nothing better to do. This has to be backed by some group.

 

[Balthezor]

This is clearly a funded operation. Now, I may be speculating, but I don't know of many people who would spend .73 for postage per letter for a mass mailing (not including costs to print and paper/envelope) of their own money unless they are super wealthy and have nothing better to do. This has to be backed by some group.

Absolutely. There is a lot of money to be made with shorthing Tesla. And this method seems like an easy effort right now.

 

[ABILISK]

Good point here.

USPS has a webpage to address the issue.

https://www.uspis.gov/news/scam-article/threatening-letters-and-cyberbullying

Cyberbullying… giggity

 

[Jimo]

I was surprised to get this letter (my name and address removed cause... I don't know... weirdos already have it). Name and address printed with a "mail merge" type address stickers? Someone went through the trouble of printing these, folding and paying for a stamp. Wonder how many went out. Maybe I just have an enemy in Philly.

I thought it was the whole "dogequest" doxxing thing that I heard about but I went hunting and my name doesn't appear to be on that list.

That's pretty creative; but too bad that creativity couldn't be used in a more positive manner! It's sad that whomever it was felt the need to expend their energy on trash!

 

[stevem]

That's pretty creative; but too bad that creativity couldn't be used in a more positive manner! It's sad that whomever it was felt the need to expend their energy on trash!

Reduce, reuse, recycle? Maybe I should spread the love and mail it to someone else. Keep the love going. I hate "single use" things.

 

[DJAlan2000]

Report this to the Postmaster as well as the FBI... And that slight white powder that it was sprinkled with is just baking soda, right? hehe...

Wonder if they licked the stamps!

 

[FarAway]

What Whatever happened to love and can't we all just get along??? ?

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