There are several schemes to opt out of some
junk mail, but awareness is very low and we feel a public debate on
junk mail could help address this growing problem.
In 2007 when we presented him with evidence of the
junk mail scams that he was facilitating he gave us a similar excuse to the one he had tried in court, bleating: "I am just a fulfilment house."
She added: "This also throws down the gauntlet to those companies hand-delivering brochures and fast-food menus to respect 'no
junk mail' signs and only deliver what people want."
As marketers, these companies sought to take the lead in the movement toward reducing unwanted emails, phone calls and
junk mail.
41pounds will reduce subscribers'
junk mail by 80 to 95 percent for five years and donate $15 of the $41 fee to AMERICAN FORESTS.
Although we appreciate
junk mail is an important source of income for Royal Mail, we don't feel delivering more
junk mail is the way to keep Royal Mail profitable.
WASHINGTON -- A new series of advertisements launching this week to draw more attention to "interchange" fees will ask Americans if they ever wonder who pays for all the credit card
junk mail they receive.
THE actions of a rebel postman who told customers how to avoid receiving
junk mail has led to hundreds of thousands of people signing up to opt-out schemes.
Meanwhile, the Royal Mail was warned yesterday that abolishing the limit on
junk mail deliveries to people's homes will damage the environment and cost council tax payers more.
Anti-spam enforcement authorities in 13 European countries recently agreed to share information and pursue complaints across borders in a joint drive to combat electronic
junk mail. The nations will cooperate in investigating complaints about cross-border spare from anywhere within the European Union to make it easier to identify and prosecute spammers anywhere in Europe.
Who doesn't get
junk mail? Whose mail box isn't regularly stuffed with requests for donations, pleas for political support, "fantastic" bargains for goods and services, "now or never" savings on subscriptions, etc.?
Our parents, on the other hand, typically consider an invasion of physical mail such as excessive advertisements, unknown mailings,
junk mail, even solicitation phone calls, as a severe invasion of their personal "space."