Here's the deal, the "charity" Breast Cancer Outreach Fund and its Siamese twin Help our Vets are sending my mom junk mail. I'm trying to get her removed from these lists. The email contact for these organizations (& their only paid employee) has refused to do so because I'm not her, claiming she has rights.
When I invoked the POA and said he was harassing her, he demanded an apology. Then he demanded I scan and send him the POA (something I'm nlot stupid enough to do.)
But what do I do now? Call a lawyer? I only have the envelopes not the insides because they were thrown out.
I hate dealing with such utter slime.
So, the other best option for any junk mail is to keep a wastebasket near the door or desk and toss it immediately. That's a popular decluttering tactic as well. Unfortunately, we are entering the season of increased solicitations, both postal and telephone.
The political junk mail is even worse; it's really offensive.
These vultures should be stopped but there will always be those who will work hard at scamming others out of their hard earned money - if they worked as hard at a 'regular' job they would make a descent living
Unless the mail coming to the house has a first class stamp, returning it without opening it it only gets tossed out by the Post Office. Be sure to mark out the tracking code under the address [bar code thingee]. Thus, when I return an envelope I use a first class stamp unless inside there is a postage paid envelope I can use.
napaneedlepoint, do not call an attorney. The cost of buying stamps to use to return all this junk mail is far cheaper then an attorney.