NRA DVDs

[19max99]

Is anyone getting "no obligation" DVDs to view and purchase or send back? I am fast becoming an old guy but new to shooting and a 2 yr NRA member. If I get something I did not ask for in the mail with instructions to keep or send back within 9 days to avoid a bill and future mailings---well that's an obligation. Doesn't seem like something I'd expect from the NRA.

 

[Moonman]

Ohio does not allow reverse acceptance. If someone sends you something without you ordering it, you can treat it as a gift if you so wish.

 

[tjtoolbox]

19max99, I received the same DVD from the NRA and I think it is a marketing ploy to get us to buy more DVD's. I watched the DVD, liked it and I am going to keep it and send them nothing, I never ordered it so I would consider it a Gift.

 

[Alpo]

Far as I know, unsolicited merchandise received through the mails is yours, to keep, pay for, throw away, return, or do whatever you want. You are under no obligation.

I got a DVD from 'em. I might get around to lookin' at it one day. I ain't gonna send it back. I ain't gonna pay for it. And if more of 'em show up, I ain't gonna send them back or pay for them either.

 

[19max99]

Sure doe not look like it will be a revenue generating program for the NRA. Expenses for DVDs and postage that noboby's paying for. Well good news fo the Postal Service anyway. They can use the business.