Stop the Junk Mail!

Rid Yourself of Junkmail and Safeguard your Identity

Sick of sorting through all that junkmail? If you’re like most Americans, your mailbox is flooded with a waste of time and resources. A typical year’s worth of junk mail in the United States uses 62 million trees and 25 billion gallons of water! More importantly, it puts you at greater risk for identity theft. Every pre-approved credit card offer you receive is an invitation for mail thieves to open a credit card in your name and rack up the bills, ruining your good name in the process.

To stop the flow of junk-mail, make a 30-second phone call to the Credit Bureaus Main Opt-Out Line at 888-567-8688. You will be connected to an automated voice response system and you can opt-out of all credit-related offers for two years or permanently. If at some later point you want the credit offers to start flowing again, you can call back. If you choose to never again receive those offers, you will receive a form in the mail to fill out and return. (If you don’t send it back, your “lifetime” opt-out is reduced to 2 years.

By following these quick and easy steps, you will remove your name from all pre-approved credit-related mail coming from teh credit bureau lists, significantly decreasing your junk mail and increasing your protection against mail theft and identity theft.

For more information about how to stop other forms of junk-mail and reduce those pesky telemarketing calls, see this informative website.

2 Comments

  1. Alfonzo Szymansky on April 30, 2010 at 12:19 pm

    I wanted to let you know that your post has hit home with me. We are now looking to consolidate our credit card debt into a single loan. We can’t seem to get out from under our debt. But we don’t really know where to start.

  2. Fiedka on June 8, 2010 at 10:41 pm

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