since turning 50 I have received numerous applications & have not joined AARP can you stop mailings?
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I can't but you can...just look for the "opt out" option usually somewhere towards the bottom of the app. Or just call the cust. service # and yell @ them!
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maybe it was disabled for inactivity...I know you need to at least check the mail every few months or so or they will disable the account....
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royrox, \nI luck out on the junk mail.\nFinally, only what I Want with just an occasional few sent.\nUse Direct Marketing's do not mail list and a few reports to your state AG.\nDo the list yearly.\nSpam, I gave up!
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Old Mail... Your old registration... anything like that
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Some mail, especially catalogs are adressed to the former resident's name OR current resident. There's not much you can do about current resident mail except thow it away.\n\nIf it is not marked current resident, it's a good idea to give your carrier a list of who lives at your residence so that the other mail can be returned or sent to the recycling center. It wouldn't hurt to call 1-800-ASK-USPS in addition so that the delivery supervisor is notified by email of your complaint. \n\nYou'd be surprised by the number of people who move and never notify the post office.  On apartment routes especially, it can be very difficult for a carrier to know who lives there and who has moved out.  I once served such a route where I had 740 deliveries and over 2000 forward orders from former residents.  It was hard to remember who lived there and who had moved, so the basic rule was, "when in doubt, take it out".
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Sounds like something from a SCAM letter. I used to get them but when I started sending them to the Federal Government they stop coming.
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your SOL you can try to remove yourself from each email but I would suggest getting a spam blocker or getting a different email account.
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Probably easiest approach is to ask a list broker to do this for you, they can negotiate a good list from various sources, and endure it de-duped (cleaned so you only send one mail to one person). List brokers can be found easily, or try your local chamber or business organsiation who can help out.
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Ok...Here is the best answer. Stop all your mail going to the old address and have the post office hold it. That way you can pick it up at the Post Office in person, show your ID and be the only person to get it. Also, immediately give all your medical Dr's. your new address.
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That has happened to me more times than I can count basically on the same lines as your questions how people are what they prefer. It is a bunch of crap. One day I went to check my mail and there was like 6 violations in 1 day.
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clearing the history isn't the answer.\n\nnot at all\n\nyou need to turn off auto-complete for forms:
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I'm not sure what your are asking. There is the option where you can opt out of receiving unsolicited offers. The link is below.
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if you are under 18,it won't let you,it will say the request was removed.To overcome this,make a new acount with your birthday at least 10 years before you were born
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AARP is for people 50-plus. Check out their magazine:\nhttp://www.aarpmagazine.org/
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No, once you are no longer paying for the service you can not access your mailbox. Sometimes they give you a grace period of a month but usually not.
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avoid responding many of forward mails such as \n"in 5 minutes send it 20 people" they are getting ur adress in that way so u are getting involved in spam mails.
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I am getting close to the age where AARP will be an option.  I will look at what is offered by them.  If it is beneficial then they will get another member.