Star Watch update

I called the Times Free Press the other day about the unwanted Star Watch that was showing up at the end of my driveway. A really nice lady answered the phone and asked how she could help. I simply told her that I did not want to receive the star watch any longer. She asked for my address and two days later I ended up with one of these on my mailbox.

I know this is childish, but I don't want the sticker on my mailbox. What gives them the right to put a sticker on my mailbox? I understand that when I subscribe to the newspaper they put the reflective sticker on the mailbox so at 4 in the morning they can easily see who gets the paper. But, I did not subscribe to anything. I called them and politely asked them to quite littering my yard. Shouldn't the sticker only be on the mailbox if you want the star watch? I really should not let this get to me, but I'm too immature for that. Ask my wife. :-)