That's easy,   T O O   M U C H !

One man's junk is another man's treasure.  (Or so I heard somewhere.)

Conrad,

I am looking forward to the answer.  I sort my mail over the recycle bin.  LOL A.  Wishing you a great week.  A

Too much.....

I probably get 200 lbs but I am not average so no clue....50?

Probably too much, but I'll venture a guess and say 100 pounds.

More than they would like!

no

The answer is shocking in terms of weight! Surprised me whan I saw the answer! Not as much as some think, but a lot!

No sir not a clue.  Looking forward to the answer

Good morning Conrad. Junk mail would stop coming if no one bought what was being sold or offered, so it won't stop anytime soon.

I'm going to guess 100 pounds.

 I have no idea, I'm sure it's a lot.

No.....but i get a lot. At least, we can filter some of them....

Conrad Allen it is 162.694 lbs. (I counted based on total adults in USA divided by median age.)

No.

I'm going to guess 1000.  My husband and I took an extended vacation last year and although we had a house/pet sitter we elected to hold our mail and pick up when we returned. I actually went through it at the post office and brought home less than 1/4 of it.

We could probably save lots of trees...it irrates me with the waste of time and money and our natural resources!

No idea but I'm glad we have curb side recycling!  

We get enough and that's not near what the city homes receive. Makes good kindling..   Possibly about 35-40?  

I have no idea but look forward to hearing the answer.

Oh my, I have never thought about this, maybe 25 pounds?

No, how much?

I do know there will never be a "do not mail" list (like the do not call lists) because the government run Post office can't afford to lose any more of our money than they already do!   

I don't think my household gets as much as most do. We have culled and gotten it down to a small handful every week.

way to much but hope they read mine!

That's a really great question, and I have no idea. 

360

Nope, but I heard there are companies who will pay you for them.

Conrad Allen A lot! It is good to know.

I googled it and even then there was no real consensus.  One site said 6 peices a week, one said 11 peices. But the thing that stuck was that 44% goes right into the trash unopened!  I just had a discusion with my husband about marketing using targeted post cards.  I think I am done with that idea!  So THANK YOU for asking the question!!

Cancel your credit cards.   The junk mail will go down by 90%

I have no idea.  I wonder if it's more that the number of pounds I want to lose.

Too much, but I usually stand at my recycle bin in garage before I walk in house with mail., all junk goes directly in bin.  Now we get lots of junk emails

52lbs...about how much weight I should lose.

I would think it's got be 30 to 50 lbs

Conrad Allen If you count the catalogs, I must get a ton of it.

If it has a self stamped return envelope I send it back! 150 pounds!

I don't know, but I often wonder why I can't just ask my insurance agent to take me off the mailing list and pass the postage savings on to my premiums!

I don't know what is weighs but I get a box full everyday

Somewere between 1000 and 1000000 pounds

I love Gabe's answer..... 

More than I care to have.

42 is my go-to answer!

I don't know but I guess I'll soon find out. 

50lbs?

No idea. My jump mail usually don't get past the trash can in the kitchen, so never been able to add its weight...lol.