What do u do with those junk credit card mails?

[SeaMonki]

I'm thinking about sending it back with the stuff they send me without my info or stuff it with other credit card advertisings, because they are annoying the hell out of me. So it's like they send me junk I send the junk back on their postage paid envelopes. Some postage paid envelopes are tricky though with those customer identification # printed on the back.

So what do you do with those junk credit card mails?

 

[iamme]

garbage

 

[Mrpilot007]

I run them through a shredder!

 

[kranky]

The papers with any of my information (name, address, etc.) go into the shredder, the other papers go into the trash.

 

[feralkid]

recycling bin.

 

[FoBoT]

don't waste your time, round file them

there is a database you can get your name/address on to stop recieving these, it is about 95% effective

To opt out of offers of credit card offers:
? For all three bureaus, call 888-567-8688.
This establishes a two-year opt-out.
For permanent opt-out status, put your request in writing.

linky

 

[Pepsei]

Originally posted by: SeaMonki
I'm thinking about sending it back with the stuff they send me without my info or stuff it with other credit card advertisings, because they are annoying the hell out of me. So it's like they send me junk I send the junk back on their postage paid envelopes. Some postage paid envelopes are tricky though with those customer identification # printed on the back.

So what do you do with those junk credit card mails?

I do the same thing... maybe that'd eventually stop them.... at the same time support our local USPS.

 

[Spamela]

Originally posted by: kranky
The papers with any of my information (name, address, etc.) go into the shredder, the other papers go into the trash.

i used to tear the offers up by hand & mail the stuff back to them on their dime,
but that got too tedious.

 

[radioouman]

I eat them.

 

[Armoth]

Rip up thoroughly. Discard.

 

[spacelord]

put the crap, nothing with your name on it, back into the SASE a mail it back.

when bored, put a little piece of ham in there... put it in the sun for an hour, then mail it. It should be good and ripe when it gets back to them.