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2. Stop stuff from coming in. You can get started by curbing junk mail. Register at DMAchoice.org to help stop the flow, and then take it a step further. “If you notice certain companies sending you catalogs too often, take the time to call them up individually and get off the mailing lists,” Ley advises. “And put your number on the National Do Not Call Registry.”
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Stop stuff from coming in. You can get started by curbing junk mail. Register at DMAchoice.org to help stop the flow, and then take it a step further.
“If you notice certain companies sending you catalogs too often, take the time to call them up individually and get off the mailing lists,” Ley advises. “And put your number on the National Do Not Call Registry.”
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2. Stop stuff from coming in. You can get started by curbing junk mail. Register at DMAchoice.org to help stop the flow, and then take it a step further. “If you notice certain companies sending you catalogs too often, take the time to call them up individually and get off the mailing lists,” Ley advises. “And put your number on the National Do Not Call Registry.”
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2. Stop stuff from coming inYou can get started by curbing junk mail. Register with the DMA (Direct Marketing Association) to help stop the flow, and then take it a step further. “If you notice certain companies sending you catalogues too often, take the time to call them up individually and get off the mailing lists,” Ley advises. And register with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS) to stop unsolicited sales or marketing calls.
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2. Stop stuff from coming in. You can get started by curbing junk mail. Register at DMAchoice.org to help stop the flow, and then take it a step further. “If you notice certain companies sending you catalogs too often, take the time to call them up individually and get off the mailing lists,” Ley advises. “And put your number on the National Do Not Call Registry.”

