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Just curious where you got this information? I did it online a few years ago and iirc I was able to opt out of all the spammy 'covienience' services offered by

Just curious where you got this information? I did it online a few years ago and iirc I was able to opt out of all the spammy 'covienience' services offered by USPS affiliates

paulie_a 9y ago
From the USPS directly. I recently attempted to do it online and that was not an option available. I emailed them regarding that and was told I should fill out a card at the post office.
- astura 9y ago
  USPS does not sell or disclose phone numbers to third parties.
- drewmol 9y ago
  So I just went to USPS Official Change Of Address Site: https://moversguide.usps.com/icoa/home https://moversguide.usps.com/icoa/home "Exclusive Mover Savings Get instant access to over $750 in valuable coupons Safe and Secure Safeguard your information with ID verification by a simple $1.00 charge to your credit or debit card Speed and Convenience Save a trip to the post office Email Confirmation Receive an immediate email confirmation of your Change of Address MyMove.com Local Information, Tools and Offers Make your move complete with catalog forwarding services, neighborhood deals and more at MyMove.com" Privacy Policy excerpt: "(e) to mailers, if already in possession of your name and old mailing address, as an address correction service. Information will also be provided to licensed service providers of the USPS to perform mailing list correction service of lists containing your name and old address. A list of these licensed service providers can be obtained at the following URL: http://ribbs.usps.gov/ncoalink http://ribbs.usps.gov/ncoalink /documents/tech_guides/CERTIFIED_LICENSEES" ^that returns a 404 for me With a big blue "Agree and Continue" button... I certainly won't be entering my phone number in that form. I will assume phone number can be considered part of "address" but it's unclear.

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Just curious where you got this information? I did it online a few years ago and iirc I was able to opt out of all the spammy 'covienience' services offered by

by drewmol 9y ago

Just curious where you got this information? I did it online a few years ago and iirc I was able to opt out of all the spammy 'covienience' services offered by USPS affiliates

paulie_a 9y ago
From the USPS directly. I recently attempted to do it online and that was not an option available. I emailed them regarding that and was told I should fill out a card at the post office.
- astura 9y ago
  USPS does not sell or disclose phone numbers to third parties.
- drewmol 9y ago
  So I just went to USPS Official Change Of Address Site: https://moversguide.usps.com/icoa/home https://moversguide.usps.com/icoa/home "Exclusive Mover Savings Get instant access to over $750 in valuable coupons Safe and Secure Safeguard your information with ID verification by a simple $1.00 charge to your credit or debit card Speed and Convenience Save a trip to the post office Email Confirmation Receive an immediate email confirmation of your Change of Address MyMove.com Local Information, Tools and Offers Make your move complete with catalog forwarding services, neighborhood deals and more at MyMove.com" Privacy Policy excerpt: "(e) to mailers, if already in possession of your name and old mailing address, as an address correction service. Information will also be provided to licensed service providers of the USPS to perform mailing list correction service of lists containing your name and old address. A list of these licensed service providers can be obtained at the following URL: http://ribbs.usps.gov/ncoalink http://ribbs.usps.gov/ncoalink /documents/tech_guides/CERTIFIED_LICENSEES" ^that returns a 404 for me With a big blue "Agree and Continue" button... I certainly won't be entering my phone number in that form. I will assume phone number can be considered part of "address" but it's unclear.