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There are mail forwarding services[0] that let you automatically filter out junk mail. Yes, they cost money, but at least you can accomplish your goal of opting
by kmoser 9mo ago
There are mail forwarding services[0] that let you automatically filter out junk mail. Yes, they cost money, but at least you can accomplish your goal of opting out (or in) from receiving postal mail from certain senders.
[0] E.g. https://www.usglobalmail.com/virtual-mailbox/
- weird-eye-issue 9mo agoYou will still get mail to your address though...
- kmoser 9mo agoIf your goal is to receive zero mail at your address, simply have all your email forwarded to this service and configure it to opt-out of all notifications. Alternately, you can forward your mail to an entirely different address. (This is just a Gedankenexperiment; please don't spam strangers by forwarding your mail to them.)
- weird-eye-issue 9mo agoA lot of mail is marked as do not forward
- SoftTalker 9mo agoAnd junk/bulk rate mail is never forwarded.
- kmoser 9mo agoSuch mail is returned to the sender, which means you will never receive it, so problem solved.
- weird-eye-issue 9mo agoIt will still land in your mailbox at home, how would you never receive it?