Even though more companies and services are offering paperless billings and statements, chances are you are still getting mail. It's everything from promotional ads from local businesses to credit card offerings to utility bills and banking statements. Don't get me wrong, the online paperless access is great when you're trying to figure out why your credit line dipped by $500 on your AMEX card, but I still prefer to receive a paper copy of my monthly statements. And it's not that I haven't tried the paperless route; I have. But in doing so, I found myself printing it out which defeat the original purpose of paperless. Plus, if you shop online or have a home business, then the folks at FedEx, DHL and UPS probably visit your house on occasion. So in one way or another, like it or not, mail will inevitably be delivered to your door.

Perhaps that's why letter openers are still on the shelf of such office supply stores like Office Max and Office Depot. Although it comes in many shapes and sizes, the ones that stood out were sleekly shaped and made from hi-tech carbon or exotic wood. But with a price tag of $10 or more, the slim-line office mate is probably the last item I'll be acquiring for my office supply needs. Alternatively, I can probably pick up a free letter opener at most trade shows along with free coffee mugs, pens, key chains, mouse pads and rulers. Of course this will also mean I'll probably have to patiently listen to the rep gives his or her sales pitch on whatever it is he or she is trying to market.

Luckily I found a free offer online. So if you're still one of the few people that still get snail mail and is in need of a free letter opener for your desk drawer, here it is. Just sign up through this internet form for a free Mailfinity letter opener today. The best part is you get to bypass the marketing speech and leave the paper cuts behind.