Boycott of US Postal Service

US Postal Service boycott details

Boycott Originator

laiovyn

Boycott Title

USPS Boycott

Boycott Description

I am initiating a boycott of the United States Postal Service as a result of the hassles forcibly inflicted by their incessant delivery of sales flyers and other junk mail and refusal to provide and opt-out option for these items because the delivery of said items generates a profit for them.

As of today I refuse to check my mail and will not use the post office or even a stamp for any personal or business dealings.

Boycott Demands

that the post office provide an opt-out method for residents who do not want their mailboxes and subsequently trash cans flooded with unwanted sales flyers.

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vickey
(Boycott Originator)

Member since:
10/02/2009

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USPS

I don't understand why the USPS will deliver junk mail, but refuses to deliver inportant mail on time. I receive all of my due bills late (or not at all) which is costing me more money so, have begun to do online banking. Someday these postal carriers will be out of jobs because of things like this.

Anonymous

dmachoice.com

This will solve your problems! My postal carrier refused to stop delivering the junk as well, and even began writing, "Junk Mail Pays the Bills" on my mail as he delivered, but you can stop it at dmachoice.com. When I moved, I spent hours each week getting all previous residents' mail stopped as well. So, now i check my mail but refuse to ever ship with the USPS because their personnel are incompetent and professionally RUDE!

Anonymous

Try this as well

Mail Preference Service
Direct Marketing Association
PO Box 643
Carmel NY 10512

Click here for our simple mail-in form www.privacyrights.org/Letters/jm1a.htm.

When you register your name and address are placed in a "do not mail" file which is updated monthly. DMA members are required to update their lists at least quarterly and some do it monthly. Businesses who are not members of the DMA may also take advantage of this "do not mail" list so registering with the DMA will reduce much of your junk mail.

Register online. You may also sign up online at the DMA's website. There is no fee for online registration. Visit:: https://www.dmachoice.org/dma/member/regist.action DMA says this option is quicker than by postal mail.