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Showing posts with label Canada Post Ad mail. Show all posts

Canada Post asks Canadians to start accepting junk mail

Canada Post asks Canadians to start accepting junk mail.


See video:
http://globalnews.ca/news/585922/canada-post-opts-for-junk-mail/

Canada Post How Do I Stop Delivery of Admail - Solution | Solved | Guaranteed

Canada Post 
How Do I Stop Delivery of Admail  - Guaranteed 



Canada Post - Customer Service
Phone::  1-866-607-6301 -  1 - 1 - 0 - 0 - 0


1.)  SOLUTION #1a
...as per Canada Post - Customer Service
TAPE OR STICKER IN THE MAILBOX 
saying:   "NO AD MAIL"  “no flyers/junk mail”,  "NO FLYERS / JUNK MAIL







2.) SOLUTION #1b
...as per Canada Post - Customer Service
Canada Post - will return to sender and charge sender (charge BELL CANADA and ROGERS COMMUNICATION)
if letter is Addressed To:     HOME OWNER / RESIDENT / occupant
write on the letter: "RETURN TO SENDER REFUSED"

!!!!  DONE 


3.) SOLUTION #2

CMA - Canadian Marketing Association
 - DO NOT MAIL - DO NOT CALL - CMA Do Not Contact Service
How do I get my name off mailing lists?
The Canadian Marketing Association operates a Do Not Contact Service which is free to consumers.

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Canada Post - no flyers | junk mail

Years ago, I put a “no flyers/junk mail” sticker on my mailbox because I no longer wanted to receive wasteful ad mail that I often tossed directly into the recycling bin.  It has, thus far, worked wonderfully.

Today, however, I received a letter from Canada Post suggesting that I consider removing that notice from my mailbox. . . .

“Dear occupant,” the letter reads, “Your address is part of Canada Post’s Consumers’ Choice database as a result of having a ‘no flyer’ notice on your mailbox. This means you are currently not receiving unaddressed mail delivered by Canada Post. . . .  [You bet!]  We would like to make it easy for you to receive this important mail that includes information and offers that could benefit you and your family.  [Huh?]“