From Team SAS, Surfers Against Sewage <[email protected]>
Subject Want a FREE SAS Sticker?
Date August 3, 2026 7:50 AM
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[Surfers Against Sewage logo <[link removed]>] Hey John, want a free Surfers Against Sewage sticker? Sewage is spewing into our waters. Polluters’ profits are soaring. And we’re the ones getting sick. 🤢 So, we’re on a mission to show just how many of us refuse to stand by while our waters become too dangerous to enter. Are you with us? [Get a FREE Sticker! <[link removed]>] [<[link removed]>] Join the movement Grab one of our free SAS stickers
and put it on your car bumper, laptop, or reusable water bottle to show the world that you won't stand for this sh*t! ✊️ [Get your sticker <[link removed]>]
All you have to do is fill out the form and we’ll be in touch to send you your sticker. ✅️ [<[link removed]>] [Get your sticker <[link removed]>]
FYI. We have sourced these stickers from a reputable supplier who is trusted for using environmentally friendly materials and inks in their sticker manufacturing. These stickers are made from PVC free self-adhesive vinyl and the manufacture, processing or disposal of the film does not cause any heavy pollution of the environment.
The inks used in sticker production are all lead free.
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