I think you should email him and tell him how much you love his signs:

ITell@You.com

The day has FINALLY arrived.

“Over the next several weeks, we expect citations and warnings to be issued to hold these folks accountable and to make sure that the issue is addressed long-term,” he said.

Abernathy says offenders could be fined $75 per sign. Long-term, he says the city’s battle against bandit signs will include an education campaign and a removal program in addition to enforcement.

We've got names for the following signs:

(267) 978-8932   We Buy Houses 
(267) 697-9033   Moon Bounce Rentals! 
(215) 763-0129   Moving & Cleanouts (thanks lemko!) 

And the most ridiculous bandit sign award of the year goes to...

Dog poop.

Hey there everyone.   Quick update on one of the worst bandit sign offenders in Philadelphia.

We call him the "6116 Car Guy".   He's a fan of the paper bandit sign.   Well, one day one of his helpers was in Kensington stapling the sign into utility poles.

When our volunteer drove around to talk to the guy, he explained that he meets Junk Car Guy at the Port Richmond Home Depot parking lot, is given a box full of paper signs, and he returns to the same Home Depot after he is through and collects his money for his trouble (Yeah, he's paid cash... take that IRS!)

Well, let's just say our volunteer wasn't very thrilled to hear this and was a bit persuasive after he reminded the bandit sign worker that what he is doing is quite illegal.   He turned over the box full of signs, and we referred this incident to the Philadelphia Police Department and the City of Philadelphia's Managing Director's Office.

Here's the bounty: