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Every street you log is attached to one paid campaign. That is what makes the report provable.

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Standing rules while walking
  • Never touch a mailbox. Placing anything in or on a mailbox is a federal offense, 18 U.S.C. §1725.
  • No gated or HOA-controlled communities on foot. Turn around at the gate and log the street as skipped.
  • Photos: the door and the street only. No people, no windows, no license plates, no house numbers in frame when you can avoid it.
  • Posted "no soliciting" means skip that door and keep walking.

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Export writes a file containing every street, timestamp, location and photo held on this phone. The report generator reads that file directly, so a walk survives even if this phone never reaches the internet again.

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Standing rules

Mailboxes
  • Never place anything in, on, or attached to a mailbox or its post. That is a federal offense under 18 U.S.C. §1725, and it is the fastest way to end this business.
  • Door handle, door frame, or a weighted place by the door. Nothing else.
Gated and HOA communities
  • Off-limits on foot. Do not follow a car through a gate, do not use a call box, do not walk in behind a resident.
  • If you reach a gate, log the street as skipped with the reason. A skipped street is honest evidence and it appears in the report.
Photographing private homes
  • Frame the door and the piece. Step back only far enough to show it is a real door on a real street.
  • Never photograph people, including children in yards or anyone visible through a window.
  • No windows, no interiors, no license plates, no house numbers where it can be avoided.
  • If someone asks you not to photograph, stop and delete it. Say so plainly and move on.
  • Roughly one photo per street is enough. The report needs proof of coverage, not surveillance.
What the report will and will not say
  • Doors, streets, times and photos come from this log and nothing else.
  • Anything not measured is printed as not measured. No estimated response rates, ever.

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