For more than a decade, financial firms have worked to get their customers to enroll in eStatements and other eDelivery offerings. Early on, the assumption was that getting clients to receive statements and other documents online would lead them to turn off paper versions. Simply put, this didn't happen. Why? Many financial firms, in an effort to gently wean customers off of paper, agreed to continue to send paper for customers when they enrolled in eStatements. But firms never took the last step of getting tough and eliminating paper for eStatement customers. As a result, more than half of all eStatement recipients still get a paper version mailed to them. This report will examine today's eDelivery adoption rates and give Forrester's recommendations for how to take the final step of turning off paper.