Trackrig
May 05, 2013Explorer II
One way to stop catalogs
For the next couple of years we'll be gone more than we're home. For the last month one of my goals has been to cut down on all of the catalogs. I've been using Trusted ID Catalog Choice.
Stop Catalogs Clicky
You have to set up an account (at no cost) so that you don't have to load your mailing address every time and they can reply when you've been removed.
You do have to enter all of the different names the catalogs use during the set up. They are then on a drop down menu to choose from. You have to send in the request with the exact name the catalog is addressed to.
William Pear
William H Pear
Bill Pear
Billie Pear
Bill Dear
Then after choosing the right name, there are two boxes to enter the numbers in the blue, yellow, or pink boxes by your name on the catalog, then send it off.
Then it takes a while. All of the catalog companies print them 6 - 8 weeks in advance, send them to the Post Office, and they deliver them to get to your house when the sale is going into effect. You'll probably still get two or three of them after putting in the request.
As I said, the catalog part is free. They also have a service for $35 a year to get you remmoved from all of the charity mailing lists that are sold. I haven't tried that one yet.
Bill
Stop Catalogs Clicky
You have to set up an account (at no cost) so that you don't have to load your mailing address every time and they can reply when you've been removed.
You do have to enter all of the different names the catalogs use during the set up. They are then on a drop down menu to choose from. You have to send in the request with the exact name the catalog is addressed to.
William Pear
William H Pear
Bill Pear
Billie Pear
Bill Dear
Then after choosing the right name, there are two boxes to enter the numbers in the blue, yellow, or pink boxes by your name on the catalog, then send it off.
Then it takes a while. All of the catalog companies print them 6 - 8 weeks in advance, send them to the Post Office, and they deliver them to get to your house when the sale is going into effect. You'll probably still get two or three of them after putting in the request.
As I said, the catalog part is free. They also have a service for $35 a year to get you remmoved from all of the charity mailing lists that are sold. I haven't tried that one yet.
Bill