Utility companies, or surveyors), and the rumors are started by suspicious residents unfamiliar with the purpose of the markings who immediately leap to the unfounded conclusion that they must have some connection to recent (but purely coincidental) criminal activity in the neighborhood.Īll such rumors generally fail in their very premise. In nearly every case such rumors prove to be false: the markings in question typically turn out to be innocuous indicators left behind by legitimate groups working in the area (such as road crews, Origins: A common form of rumor holds that homes are being marked in some subtle way - through the use of anything from cable ties to chalk marks to colored stickers to ribbons, placed on curbs, sidewalks, mailboxes, lampposts, or trees - by groups intent on targeting the residents for nefarious purposes - anyone from burglars to dog thieves to government agents - who will be returning later to implement their plans of stealing from (or otherwise harming) the people who live in those homes. Now I personally am wondering if there is any truth to this. Where as pink means you are totally in obedience to them and will basically be their mind slave. Yellow means that they think you will mostly follow them or be no threat to them and they will just let you starve to death. The red indicates that they will come after you and kill you immediately, the blue means they will take you to a concentration camp or a "FEMA camp" and torture you until you either obey or die. Now one of the odd and scary things I have heard about these stickers is that they have been placed there by people in working in secret for not just the government but for a up coming one world government.Īnd that the color of the stickers refer to the fate of each person when either the one world government or martial law gets established in our country. They are either made out of a thin reflective plastic or the smaller ones I've seen are just plain paper. They are all round stickers, they are usually either as big as half dollar coins, or as small as nickels or pennies. Hi everyone, I've got a odd but very important question about these various mailbox stickers I see on not only my mailbox but on the mailboxes of people in my neighborhood and perhaps almost everywhere.
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