getting removed from mailing list

choppy-c

Greetings all,

My Mother is being inundated with offers of "stuff" from a "charity" the Bradford exchange its all 2nd world war / army and heartstring tugging & limited edition of course - What is the best way to be removed from their mailing list letter or call or any body for regulating junk mail?
Only Tel is a o333 number

thanks as always

Mojisola

email customers@brad-ex.co.uk

Don't expect it to be easy. There are bad reports/reviews on the web about this company going back years.

choppy-c

Great - I did suspect as much all the alarm bells have been rung
Thanks for the info
Anyone know any body that effectively oversees junk mail ?

Mojisola

choppy-c wrote: »

Anyone know any body that effectively oversees junk mail ?

After my Dad died, I had to resort to writing in big black letters all over the envelopes "Mr M is DEAD! Stop sending him junk mail" and posting them back to the mailers before some companies got the message.

It still took some six months or more to stop sending catalogues.

Savvy_Sue

Mailing Preference Service. However if she's effectively signed herself up to them, it's going to take a while. And unless your Mum is consistent in sending their stuff back unopened, with 'unsolicited' scrawled across it, you may be fighting a losing battle.

Mojisola

choppy-c wrote: »

My Mother is being inundated with offers of "stuff" from a "charity" the Bradford exchange its all 2nd world war / army and heartstring tugging & limited edition of course - What is the best way to be removed from their mailing list letter or call or any body for regulating junk mail?

If nothing else works, you could send them a change of address notification so that they start sending the offers to your address rather than hers. At least your Mum won't see them then.