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Originally posted by Carreau
I have a solution but I don't think you'll like it. I have an account with AT&T and I don't receive any mail from them (I have auto billing).
You could try sending a letter requesting them not to send any more offers, or call them. But I don't think they are breaking any laws by sending offers.
Originally posted by Wide-Eyes
reply to post by DaTroof
I'm a postal worker in the UK and Virgin Media do what you describe AT&T are doing. Day in day out I post marketing mail for Virgin Media. Sometimes two or three letters from them to the same address. It's frustrating for me because I know it all goes straight into the bin. It's frustrating for the customer because they get bombarded with this crap every week.
Virgin Media are relentless...
Originally posted by retirednature
You think that's bad?
Get on Glenn Beck's mailing list...
I'm not gonna lie, I chuckled a bit at the whole 'change of address' stunt. That's genius!
Originally posted by TheMagus
reply to post by DaTroof
its okay d.t....
no matter how much you've mocked others on many an other thread
you'll find us all a forgiving and understanding lot, we all went through the same
now tell us all about how a BIG CORPORATION is targeting you...
tell us Da Troof...
Originally posted by DaTroof
Junk mail.
Anyone else have similar stories or problems with AT&T or other companies?
Originally posted by DaTroof
reply to post by TheMagus
Touché, pussycat!
The problem I have is one of deception. Much like Publisher's Clearing House got in trouble with their deceptive practices, there may be a case here. If I get another one of these lookalike letters in the mail, I'll strongly research my rights and the laws.