Signed up for direct deposit to reduce paper waste, but now I get a letter stating that I'll be getting a direct deposit...
The literal paperwork involved with not getting paperwork is a little much these days!
Banks need to send a paper notice in case you got switched without knowledge or consent.
Otherwise you get old people who get unwillingly opted in by a dark design patterns and then have to call up and ask why they don’t get paper statements.
I cannot count the number of times I gotten a coercive UI trying to force me to drop paper statements.
Yep. It's, sadly, a necessary evil. At least it's a one-time paper waste rather than a recurring one. Still a net win.
Of all the resources to care about, paper is about as low a priority as I can imagine.
Banks need to send a paper notice in case you got switched without knowledge or consent.
That's understandable, but this wasn't from the bank. It's basically a reminder for something I had already consented to in writing.
I cannot count the number of times I gotten a coercive UI trying to force me to drop paper statements.
This grinds my gears so much. And it's always an “ask me later” option if you don't.
Again it’s to send a notice to the address on record. Just in case somebody else took the action without you knowing.
If they did it every month that would be an issue for me.
My last health insurance sent a letter once a year to remind me I was paperless.
I get non-stop promotions by mail from a company that I already have services with... but the promotions only apply to "new customers".
The money they could save by not sending me that garbage should be deducted from my bill as a discount.
I get a ton of mail promotions for Fiber Internet that isn't even in my area yet.
I let myself get excited every time only to be let down.
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If only paper was renewable like the electricity used to transmit electronic invoices