what is the laws on mailing list removal requests?
140980
I don't believe there any current law in U.S. for direct mailers similar to the "do not call" registry.\n\nWhy?  Other forms of marketing, such as telemarketing, junk/spam mail and fax advertising take advantage of resources you pay for - i.e., phone line, paper, computer, etc.)  Direct mailers pay postage, and do not require any use of your resources, so it is not regulated by law, but by good business practices. \n\nTo reduce junk mail and other tips, see here: http://www.dmaconsumers.org/cgi/offmailinglist
136961
Probably abuse@yahoo.com if you're not a Yahoo mail user. Personally I wouldn't bother, what are they going to be able to do about it?
578723
if you did this on a yahoo e-mail account, go to your spam list and delete them from the list.  this will allow their e-mail to be placed back in your recieved list
209679
It usually is legal, provided you allow them to unsubscribe if it's an email listserv. Be careful though, as unsolicited email is usually dumped first thing before even reading it. Better to target a certain proven constituency such as Union members, voters in your area of interest, or people who are aware of the issues you wish to address.
329112
hello,\n       simply go to mail settings and uncheck the website on the blocked list or type the name of the website in the websites allowed list.\n            good luck
1100265
Probably easiest approach is to ask a list broker to do this for you, they can negotiate a good list from various sources, and endure it de-duped (cleaned so you only send one mail to one person). List brokers can be found easily, or try your local chamber or business organsiation who can help out.
1131875
just click forward...and then delete what you do not want in the email\n(so delete the forwarding addresses and other information)
744345
unlisted due to a stalker
593044
delete them from your address book
117866
When the message comes up, just delete the text of the message that contains the e-mail addresses of all the previous recipients.  If each person who forwarded a message did this, the long list of people wouldn't be there in the first place.  :-)
214005
That is called spamming and no e-mail company will (or at least should) allow it. Most have user agreements that prohibit it for a good reason, it is usually junk mail noone wants.
20243
I have found the list provided by most cheap (under$200) services are very poor quality. Most of the e-Mail accounts were at one time valid but have been closed for a very long time. Many of the accounts are hotmail and Yahoo which are also opened and closed faster than a windmill spins in a tycoon. Effective e-Mail marketing requires not only valid accounts but it also requires a "filtered" and "targeted" audience.\n\nFiltered: The members of the list have had the opportunity to opt out or get off of the mailing list and have instead chosen to stay listed.\n\nTargeted: The products and services you sell are the products and services people on the list are interested in reading about and buying. You don't want to try to sell dust busters to a list developed by pornography web sites. Selling a dust buster would make better sales from a list developed by Home and Garden web sites.\n\nAsk the list developer what the ratios are. Ratios of valid mail accounts to dropped. Ratio of sales to number of leads provided. Ask what the target audience of the list is. Ask how the list has been developed and how it has been tested. Ask how many copies of the list have been sold and how many more times will they be selling the same list. Ask for a 30 day money back policy or free trial period.
2533
You can remove your listing using the link below.
185583
If the details are posted on YOUR website, then you can simply delete it.\n\nIf the information is on some other web site,  you can try to write to the webmaster of the site and ask them to remove the specific information, but they are under no obligation to do so, and probably won't.  If you feel the information posted is harassment, or the information is illegally posted, you might have a better case.\n\nif the information you mean is like phone or reverse address search data, there is little you can do except get an unlisted phone number.
409307
"AOL (America On-Line): You could pave the nation with the free discs these people send out, call 1-800-605-4297 (24 hours a day) to get off the list. Tell them your first name is "current", last name "resident". "\n\nMore info at: http://www.dmaconsumers.org/offmailinglist.html
88512
You can send Yahoo request to remove address from the block list or you can switch IP providers, if you are using one that is clueless about open relays and spam hosting, you will be blocked alot.
757878
That's not possible.  Yahoo has that there.\n\nI guess you could petition yahoo for the removal.