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I usually hold the junk mail for 3-5 months. As P Cooper states, ‘Mark it Refused & send it back…’. Also, Public Records is a contradiction of our Rights to Privacy! Is this a reason why we receive so much junk mail? Is this a reason why our personal information can be found on the internet?

You’ll want to know what the pro’s and con’s are of each service…

I had neck surgery 2 or 3 weeks ago..

this is the site i used:

http://hot-auctions.info/healthplancomparison.php

Anything that comes with your address actually written on it, is either covered by one of the above lists, or you need to contact the sender specifically and ask them to stop mailing you. You pretty much need to contact every organization you know or that knows about you and tell them to not send you mail and to not sell or rent your name to others.

If it’s just addressed "Postal Customer" or "Resident" and doesn’t actually include your address, they paid the Post Office to deliver to every address on the route that you’re on, so even if you contact the company sending it they can’t take you off the list.

If a mailer won’t stop, fill out Form 1500 and attach it to the mail and bring it to a Post Office or mail it to the address on the form. It’s designed for offensive material, and the courts have decided that *you* get to pick what’s offensive. I find a lot of my junk mail to be offensive. The form is available at larger post offices and at http://www.usps.gov/.

Any mail you get in the meantime, feel free to simply not accept. Mark it "Refused" and give it back to the Postal Service. The Post Office ought to recycle it. See http://www.refuseyourmail.info/ for more information.

There are some online subscription services that try to automate this process somewhat and act as your agent in getting off of the lists that you want to get off of, but they’re usually not free. They may take less time, though. I haven’t really looked into them much.