Sometimes there are jobs in junk mail...
HELEN Sara is the queen of junk mail. She is responsible for distributing about 20,000 unsolicited pamphlets to homes each week. The mother-of-four has defended her business in the face of growing community opposition to junk mail.
A survey by The Daily Telegraph revealed that in the lead-up to Christmas there had been a big increase in junk mail, with some residents inundated with 67 pieces of material in just one week.
Outside Mrs Sara's home at Willoughby, piles of junk mail from businesses such as Coles, Kmart, and Power House are routinely stacked – eight bundles high – waiting to be distributed. While readers have expressed their outrage at being delivered junk mail despite putting up 'no junk mail' stickers, Mrs Sara said her employees were mindful of the signs.
"If they [the residents] have a problem with it they should put a sign on and they won't get any more deliveries from us," she said. READ: It's junk that delivers the jobs
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