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from companies and organizations with which you don’t have a business relationship: For example, catalogs, magazine offers, donation requests, and retail promotions. Not covered mail: • Transactional mail: Invoices, bills, statements, and notices • Prescreened offers for credit or insurance. • Political mailings are exempt. • Mailings addressed to “current resident”: Contact your local Post Office for assistance in being removed from these mailings. • Customer or donor mail for those companies or nonprofits that you have purchased from, subscribed to, or donated to in the past. • Companies or organizations that don’t subscribe to DMAchoice will not receive your suppression request. Resident mailings, or also called Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM), is provided by the United States Postal Service (USPS) and local companies the USPS partners with to deliver mail to local zip codes. code. How can I stop mail from being sent to a deceased individual? To prevent direct mail from being sent to a deceased individual, you may register online DMAchoice for free for the Deceased Do Not Contact List. You may also mail in your request along with $1 to: Deceased Do Not Contact Consumer Preferences PO Box 900 Cos Cob, CT 06807 How can I stop mail from being sent to a dependent in my care? To prevent direct mail from being sent to a person in your care, you may register for the Do Not Contact for Caretakers List. The information on this list is updated and sent to subscribing companies each month. You should see a decrease in mail within three months of registration. Once you register with DMAchoice, you can keep a total of 5 separate mailing addresses in your profile. You can update and manage your mail preferences as often as you like. What if I’ve changed my name? Once you register with DMAchoice, you can manage mail addressed to 5 different variations of your name by adding them to your profile. You can update your personal information, including these name variations, as often as you like. if you believe a direct marketing You can contact your local Post Office to see if they will honor your request to opt out, but since this is for “every door” locally, the local Post Office cannot process that request easily since the local carrier would have to extract your mail piece from the prepared stack of mailings for the EDDM going to your zip promotion or practice is questionable 34 Never miss a <strong>DDG</strong> we are always FREE only at ddg.gay continued on page 35
and may warrant a formal review by the ANA Ethics Committee. The ANA receives and investigates complaints against member and nonmember organizations or the FTC File a General Marketing Ethics Complaint: Concerns about terms and conditions of the offer, deceptive copy, sweepstakes promotional issues, etc. File an Interest-Based Online Advertising Complaint: “Interest-based” online ads are ads which are based on your browsing history. Opting out of interestbased ads means that you will still see ads on websites, but they may not be relevant to you. If you opt out of interestbased ads but you are still seeing ads based on your browsing history, you can file a complaint here. File an Online Political Ad Transparency Complaint: If a political ad appearing on websites you visit did not include proper disclosures and source information, you can opt out or file a complaint youradchoices.com/control DMAchoice beleives Reducing promotional mail addressed to unresponsive consumers, Removing sensitive mailings to families of deceased individuals and protecting our most vulnerable population of the elderly and individuals with healthrelated challenges. Here are mpre opt out links we d ont condem or endorse. Stop direct mail delivery Valassis’ flyers www.save.com/mailing/delivery-options 0r 1-800-437-0479. Stop Valpak www.valpak.com/remove-address Return junk mail stamped “address correction requested” or “return postage guaranteed.” Credit bureaus may sell names and addresses to banks and credit card companies. You can now contact Equifax, Trans Union, and Experian by calling a single toll-free number: (888) 5-OPT-OUT or (888) 567-8688. There is also a fourth credit reporting agency, Innovis, which receives this information. Credit monitoring can also help you detect possible identity fraud and prevent surprises when you apply for credit. If changes occur to your credit file, we’ll let you know with an alert notification. Dark Web monitoring searches the depths of the web to spot activity associated with identity theft and alerting you if your personal data is found. If you don’t want to receive prescreened offers of credit and insurance, you can visit https://www.optoutprescreen.com to opt out managed by the main credit bureaus. 35
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