This is an automated line that gives customers the choice of having their names and addresses removed from pre-approved mailing lists for up to 5 years. To obtain more information about the service they provide we called the Consumer Creditor’s Reporting Industry at 1-88. We regret you did not receive a response to the certified letter you mailed to the Mail Preference Service, also known as Direct Marketing Association (DMA). The Alabama District Consumer and Industry Contact Office was asked to investigate the matter and provide a response to you.
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This is in response to your letter to the Office of the Consumer Advocate, with regard to your request to be provided instruction on how to have your name removed from the Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM) mailing list. If you would like additional information on our privacy policy, please visit us online at: For further questions or information regarding this matter please contact the Post Office at. Please accept our sincere apology for any inconvenience this matter may have caused you. We invite your to visit where most transactions that you do in the post office are also available online – including reserving a Post Office Box, preparing and shipping packages and managing your mail and package deliveries. I have an address as well as a phone number. I will still follow up with you via phone to make sure you have received this information. Please voice your choice: SIGN THE PETITION at Copy This Link To Share
– DMA Representative We are trying to change this by compelling the USPS to offer an opt-out method. Since the Postal service did not encourage the local advertisers to utilize the removal service against their mailing lists (to remove the addresses) the service was ineffective and had to be discontinued.” “The problem that we had was getting the Postal Service to promote the removal service to the local businesses that send out that type of mail to the local addresses. Here is an actual explanation from a representative of the DMA (the direct marketing group partnered with the USPS on this program:
The original opt-out mechanisms are now defunct and never worked in the first place, leaving no known way to unsubscribe or opt-out. Why can’t I unsubscribe from EDDM / ECRW advertising mail? Instead of your actual name and address, it will simply say “Postal Customer” or “Residential Customer” where the address line would be. ECRWSS stands for Enhanced Carrier Route Walk Sequence Saturation It usually appears above the “address” line as: ECRWSSEDDM. Mail pieces from this program may also be delivered with the ECRW or ECRWSS code. Every Door Direct Mail ( EDDM) is an advertising division of the United States Postal Service ( USPS) in partnership with Taradel and the DMA.
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