happyflamepepper
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Phone them and tell them to remove you from their mailing list. |
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micky k
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I think we all get letters from them , i dont think there is anything you can do to stop them .You could try asking at the post office if there is any way you can stop junk mail.But who decides whats junk mail and whats not so i would find it difficult for them to do . |
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Dominique M
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I also kept getting letters and then they starterd calling constantly. Its very frustrating, I sent back a very direct and cheeky letter indicating how unhappy i was.
I never heard from then again. |
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anthony1983uk
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To be honest i dont think you can, something/s you may have signed up for may have passed your info on and there generated by their systems automaticaly best thing to do is not send them back and bin the letters and shred your address |
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marta_caricato
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At the bottom of the letter - or any other piece in the pack - you should find instructions on how to opt-out. Watch out, because they are usually very small in the small print |
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Think About It
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Try this. Take their offer cut it into several pieces, put it in their reply envelope and send it to them. At least when you send it in their reply envelope, it costs them the postage. |
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eriverpipe
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Attach the letter to a brick, put in an envelope and send back to them with no postage (do not put a return address either).... half a dozen of those and that'll do the trick |
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Barbie Girl
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Call them. Also get yourself on the mail preference list, which is like Ex Directory for phone customers, stops the junk mail. |
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jean
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instead of sending them back, just throw them in the garbage |
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intruder3906
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I get them weekly too,i find real comfort in saving all the junk mail i get and then packing it all into one of their envelopes,and make sure your name and address is on one of them,and sending it all back to them.im sure they dont want that either :) |
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ksbeckaa
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its impossible. I get one every week and I already have a card. I have called them and told them that this is harrassment, and they say that they wont send another one, but, next week...there it is! |
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Boris
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Being a current customer, I am still getting them as well.
I just keep the address labels. |
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mikey
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You have to go to the website of all three credit reporting bureaus - Trans Union, Experian and Equifax - and on each there is a place to opt out. That will stop the offers from all card companies for, I think it's five years. |
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chucky w
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you get a bock fill it with garbage then tape the postage paid letter to it and mail it off after 3 or 5 they will stop sending it to you |
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chrisnewcars
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Just keep all of the junk mail that you get in a week and then use the pre paid envelope to send it back. That way that have to pay the postage charge and also some jobs worth has to go to the trouble of opening the mail and then finding all of your junk mail.
Just think if everyone did this, they would soon get the message. |
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