"Rentals" in the yellow pages.A plumber or drain cleaner will have these, too.

Just be sure to record what street and ave you took each from.Then just bring them home, and spraypaint the back of the sign some other color such as yellow or black or something that the previous owner wouldn't easily be able to recognize.

@Daniel Hornsby Orlando Centeno I have done Yellow letter mailing, squeeze pages, craigslist adds, cold calling, driving for dollars, and handing out biz cards.

Although I agree that the sub-floor should not be called hard wood, that yellow pine does look really good once it is sanded and finished.

so perhaps a big red door, green grass with lot of yellow flowers/bushes.  

I vividly recall sentiment in 1999 and 2006.

I am hearing all sorts of numbers like upwards of 10% call back from the Yellow Letter.Fulfillment is what I am interested.

They have a solid reputation in the Birmingham market.Rudulph Real Estate - Ok, I said five, but I couldn’t leave this one out because this company has been a staple in Birmingham as long as I can remember...and who hasn't seen their bright yellow signs?

Some of the best deals will come from your own marketing like yellow letters.

I also bought a list of 1000 yellow letters and have had a couple coworkers who've received them ask me about them (there's 1600 folks that work at the site, so sometimes I hear about them second or third hand).