Precisely. To the extent possible I have stopped all postal bills and statements from banks, broadband, credit cards, electricity, telephone, water, etc. We still receive statements from one credit card and two banks which have not implemented paperless options, but I periodically complain because they do have good web access in place.
Thank you for the info. But I just think it's one of the curiosities of modern technology that they are used for such time-consuming (and nearly useless) things like logging in at every of your accounts, credit cards and so on.
So I have "divided" my bills and access into two categories:
+ One is the "paper world", this means statements; bills, receipts which I use for getting an overview of the "flow of money" or for tax purposes
With my credit card statement, I can't influence anything. Just pay the monthly bill and may sometimes order a MR reward.
+ The second type is the direct banking with shares and so on where I need this access. There you can INFLUENCE something by logging in and selling/buying shares. There I really see the advantages of the e-world instead of the p(aper)-world.
So as long as the great Amex company offers the choice of both, everything is ok.
And will just use the "e-world" to buy some shares of this great company again after the next months have passed
and we all may have a more clearer picture where the economy will go. (That is only a private opinion and NOT an advice for a share transaction. So noone could sue me.... @:-))