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OneEightHundred posted:That only applies to phone calls, not mail. Not quite true. If it has your name (not "Current Resident") and your address (you can't block Every Door Direct Mail), and the sender's address, you can file a Prohibitory Order with the USPS to legally force a company to stop sending you advertisements. If it doesn't have the sender's address, you have to jump through a few hoops to find out their actual mailing address using the city and mailing permit number. The USPS has every incentive to reject your form and/or neglect to enforce it, however, and they are notorious for their complete lack of enthusiasm with regard to punishing repeat offenders.
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