Ask Sid: Opt-Out of Catalogs - AARP Bulletin Scams & Fraud

Choose Your Catalogs

Q. I am getting way too many catalogs in the mail. They’re filling up the mailbox so that important mail gets lost in the clutter. Not to mention the waste of paper. How can I stop this barrage? A. Consider, which can help you pare down your list of catalogs. After signing up for a free account, you choose from an alphabetical list, and Catalog Choice then contacts those companies. Removing your name from their mailing lists can take up to 10 weeks. For other types of unsolicited mailings, set up yourwith the Direct Marketing Association, whose members include the vast majority of companies sending junk mail. The Privacy Rights Clearinghouse offers what may be the most comprehensive list of. Sid Kirchheimer writes about consumer and health issues.
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