Formally request removal from a marketing list: Request to Remove Name from Direct Marketing List

If you're bombarded with junk mail or telemarketing calls, a Request to Remove Name from Direct Marketing List can help you put a stop to it. It's not just your name that you're protecting; it's also your phone number and address. A Request to Remove Name from Direct Marketing List can help save you from those annoying phone calls.

Once you're in a telemarketer's sights, or on a mailing list, it can seem impossible to escape. But the Direct Marketing Association is required to honor a Request to Remove Name from Direct Marketing List. That's great news for you if you're tired of getting the same junk mail, or having to diligently screen your calls for telemarketers. You don't have to deal with that hassle; no matter how your name and contact info got into their hands you can remove it - but it can help to do it formally, and in writing. Filing a Request to Remove Name from Direct Marketing List can put a stop to those relentless mailers and calls.

• You want your name, number, and address taken off a marketing list.
• You've verbally requested to be removed, and want to make sure it's done.

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