What may well be an obituary for an iconic American company.

[DrLeftover]

If you are of a certain age, you may remember being at your grandmother's house when the mail came. And there might be a colorful oversized envelope that, when opened, was full of large sheets of stickers, and perhaps a game of sorts where you had to find the sticker with a wheelbarrow full of apples and put it on the correct spot on the game card to be eligible to win an extra prize.

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[passenger]

I do remember the mailer-ads from PCH; never bought into the "buy this mag. subscription & stand a chance to win a million dollars"; testimonials, etc. So, just considered it colorful junk mail.
So, if they go down the drain ......... oh, well.

 

[Webster]

I see plenty of their ads online; they suck almost as bad as their paper ads.

 

[passenger]

I see plenty of their ads online; they suck almost as bad as their paper ads.

I have not seen their online ads, but, whatever, I have to agree.