Return Junk Mail To Sender

RE: Return Junk Mail To Sender By (Guest Post) If you return to sender mail remove your information. I had a rubber "Return to Sender" stamp made to stamp my junk mail.The Post Office got mad and stopped my mail after returning my junk mail. Posted on 01/31/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Return Junk Mail To Sender By Dampiera (2) Contact 1. If you're crafty you can make your own paper out of junk mail! http://www.kidsgardening.com/growingideas/projects/nov02/pg1.html 2. You could also cut the paper into strips and weave them into mats or bowls or baskets. 3. Paper Mache!!! Posted on 10/23/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Return Junk Mail To Sender By Belzin (13) Profile Contact I have found that both of these suggestions (RTS and tearing up and returning the junk mail) are not as effective as contacting the company with a message that they must remove you from their lists (as per Federal law). Most times, the stuff I've returned to them just ends up in a waste basket and the junk keeps coming. The people opening these mailings don't care; they just toss them. And, if they don't stop, you have no recourse to force them to remove you but they have no choice if you've specifically stated, REMOVE ME FROM YOUR LIST because they face stiff penalties if they don't comply. This has worked for me for many years and I very rarely get junk mail. Posted on 09/23/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Return Junk Mail To Sender By Cathy from Townsville, QLD (Guest Post) I've printed up a sheet of stickers saying "Return to sender and remove from mailing list'. That way, I don't have to write it again and again, just peel off a sticker and pop it on the envelope. Posted on 10/05/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Return Junk Mail To Sender By VirtualCherub (7) Profile Contact Folks, while all this sending mail back to the companies might make you feel good at the time, you need to know that using their postage reply envelopes for anything other than a legitimate business purpose is a postal crime. Would you really like to be subjected to a lawsuit over something like this? Keep in mind - a few hundred dollars a month for people thinking like this is a tax write off and a big company does not even see it or care. Use the proper methods to get off the lists, opt out of lists when you sign up for everything you buy, call companies if you want, use the paper for scratch paper or shred it. I personally use the envelopes inside and out to file, save and sort small things going on at the time, give away things, etc. Kids love to use them to make their own play mail, too. Life is too short to get so worked up over junk mail! Posted on 09/17/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Return Junk Mail To Sender By Claudia- MD (Guest Post) I like the way you all think! My pet peeve is the business reply cards that they put in magazines- sometime 6-7 in one mag! I tear them out and stick them in the mail without 'filling in the blanks'- Or sometimes if I really get perturbed, I write "NO BRCs ! " on the card. And these companies don't get a sale and have to pay the postage. Even if I don't write anything, I'm sure they get the picture. I also like to stuff one company's junk mail in another company's envelope. Let them do business with one another and leave me out of it! Posted on 08/20/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Return Junk Mail To Sender By Sharon (Guest Post) As A At Home Business Owner, I LOVE junk mail....I throw away the mail and use the postage paid envelopes and mail back with my advertisement in it! Business Cards, Flyers, ect. You never know who may open it and be interested in your business! Posted on 07/03/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Return Junk Mail To Sender By AliBali (1) Contact This works in the UK too...I get a great sense of satisfaction knowing that they are having to pay postage twice. Posted on 06/30/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Return Junk Mail To Sender By Susabelle (Guest Post) Putting "return to sender" on junk mail does NOT mean it goes back to who sent it. Bulk mail is not returnable, so when it hits the post office, they have the expense of disposing of it. And guess who pays THAT cost -- that's right, YOU AND ME in higher postage costs. Don't waste your time and energy, throw the junk mail in the recycle bin and be done with it. Posted on 06/30/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Return Junk Mail To Sender By Dean (Guest Post) I return the junk mail to sender but I tear it in half and enclose the part with my name and address so they know who returned it.I very rarely get junk mail. Posted on 06/29/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Return Junk Mail To Sender By Annie. (Guest Post) Not only do I send the junk mail back to the sender but I stuff the return envelope with all the junk mail I can fit in it and they end up paying the extra postage. That way I get rid of all the junk that came that day. I love recycling ! Posted on 06/29/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Return Junk Mail To Sender By Anonymous (24) Profile Contact I used to do that, return the postage paid envelopes, and it does work to some extent, but many companies don't give up that easily. Most get a bulk rate on those postage paid envelopes, so it doesn't hurt them much. Although with the rising cost of postage it probably hurts more now than it used to. Several years ago I started writing to the mail preference service, which made a huge impact on the amount of junk mail I received. I believe names stay registered for up to three years, though you do occasionally have to write again (in the instance of mispellings). And when I order something online, by mail, or even in person at a store, I let the company know that I don't want my name/address sold or rented to anyone else. Otherwise you wouldn't believe how quickly your name/address can circulate. I also phone the overly persistant companies (those with toll free numbers) and tell them in person that I want to be removed from their lists. It takes some of my time, but the results are well worth the effort (and they end up paying the phone charges). We rarely have junk mail in our box now. The MPS used to be free, but I guess they now require $1 handling fee to process the request. https://www.dmaconsumers.org/cgi/offmailing Posted on 06/29/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Return Junk Mail To Sender By Debbie52 (1045) Profile Contact I hate all the junk mail too but I now use it to my own benefit. Many times the inserts in junk mail are only printed on one side. I use it as free note paper. Many times there is an envelope inside as well and I save these in a drawer of my desk. They are handy to make a grocery list on the plain side and slip my coupons inside. I also use the envelopes to send lunch, field trip, etc money with the kids to school. It really isn't all that terrible anymore to get the "junk mail" when I recycle it into free usuable items for my own use! Posted on 06/29/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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