How do you stop junk mail delivery
The never-ending battle against junk mail! Here are some steps to help you stop junk mail delivery:
National Do Not Mail List (NDNML)
- Register your name and address on the National Do Not Mail List (NDNML) website: www.donotmail.org. This is a free service that asks you to provide your name, address, and email address.
- You can also register by calling (888) 5OPT-OUT (888-567-8688) or by sending a written request to: National Do Not Mail List, P.O. Box 643, Carmel, NY 10512.
Direct Marketing Association (DMA) Mail Preference Service
- Register with the Direct Marketing Association (DMA) Mail Preference Service: www.dmaconsumers.org. This service costs $3 for a one-year subscription.
- You can also register by calling (212) 768-7277 or by sending a written request to: Direct Marketing Association, Mail Preference Service, P.O. Box 643, Carmel, NY 10512.
Other Options
- Contact your local post office: You can also contact your local post office and ask them to stop junk mail delivery. They may have a form you can fill out or a process to follow.
- Opt-out from specific companies: If you receive junk mail from a specific company, you can contact them directly and ask to be removed from their mailing list. Look for a contact email address or phone number on the mailing piece.
- Use online opt-out tools: Some companies, like Catalog Choice, offer online opt-out tools that allow you to stop receiving mail from specific companies.
- Use a mail-blocking service: Services like 41pounds.org or MailBlocker.com can help block junk mail from reaching your mailbox.
Tips
- Be patient: It may take some time for the junk mail to stop arriving, as companies may not update their mailing lists immediately.
- Keep your contact information up to date: Make sure your contact information is accurate and up to date, as this can help reduce the amount of junk mail you receive.
- Consider using a PO box: If you're still receiving a lot of junk mail, consider using a PO box instead of your home address.
Remember, while these steps can help reduce the amount of junk mail you receive, they may not eliminate it entirely.