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Being overrun with junk mail addressed to the previous 2 tenants, can one opt out for others no longer on the address? It seems none of the credit agencies figu

• nitwit005 5y ago
  They just don't care enough to fix their mailing lists. The dead receive a lot of mail.
• annoyingnoob 5y ago
  I've never tried to do an opt-out for someone else. A few places like dmachoice.org have web forms but I made a lot of phone calls. There are a couple of local advertisers that are going to send their stuff no matter what I think. I do still get a small amount of junk. You could try crossing through the address, writing 'no longer at this address, return to sender' on it and dropping it in the out-going mail.
• Jaygles 5y ago
  I've been writing "Return to sender, recipient no longer lives at address" on those pieces of mail and re-depositing them in the mailbox. I've been getting less and less of the previous tenants' mail. I think I usually only get one piece a week now.
  • NegativeLatency 5y ago
    I do this too, sometimes I put it in a drop box so as to not piss off my carrier. It works eventually.