How  to stop  credit  card  offers   sent   in  the  mail?
366279
There is a opt out tool online.  Its to stop credit card companies from being able to get a preapproval from your credit score.  http://www.optoutprescreen.com  I used this a few months ago and have seen a big drop in the number of credit card offers.
17627
Normally at the bottom of the email it has a opt out link that will take you off the list unless you sign up.
432173
No, they cannot do that, you can report them for threating you. The only property they can take is what you paid for on the credit card, which most companies will not do, since what you bought is usually not worth the money it requires them to get it. Just hang up on them. It will eventually go to charge off.
462511
call in the card company and report it!
23774
go to "Mail Options"; then click "Spam Protection", then select "Immediately delete these mails upon receipt". Then "SAVE"... Hope this helps! =)
893904
I work for a major consumer financing corporation and trust me when I say that this is a common and frustrating concern from a lot of consumers. Most companies have 'opt out' policies where you can request no calls, mailings, or emails outside of those you agreed to in your cardmember agreements. I'd advise calling the company and telling then you want to have ALL calls, including those from any affiliates and the company itself, ceased immediately. \n\nHowever, if you are on any 'existing' marketing lists you may still receive some residual calls until new lists are ran. Hope this helps.\n\nOnequesti0n
5578
Notify your credit card company of the unauthorized charges and have them issue a 'stop-payment' on any further charge attempts....
665400
Hit reply to some of the repeats that you are getting and tell them to take you off their list. The only way to get off is by letting them know. Sometimes at the bottom of the email they have a remove me from this list type thing. Just follow these steps. Otherwise I think that it is something you will have to live with or get a new email account.
552765
step 1. hoping u paid thru ur credit card... ask ur card company to stop the payment immediately...\n\nstep 2. write to the website u bought from.\n\nstep 3. legal action in case of no reply.
12634
Check the email filters for whoever you are using as your service.  Could be picking those up as junk mail.
843240
Call your credit card company and have the card cancelled. Tell them who is defrauding you.
799255
You can report it if you want, but if you don't care then you can just delete it.  Everyone gets SPAM.  The Federal Trade Commission deals with unsolicited commercial emails.  Your state government probably also has an agency that deals with this.  You could contact your police department as well.
252860
There is something that says cancel account or close account or something like that. you should find it in the "my account" section or something..\n\nGood Luck.
444181
Depends on the message. If it's from a legitimate company that you do business with, just use the unsubscribe link (it does work despite what people say). If it's bogus e-mail that comes from random places offereing you gambling, body enhancements, and Canadian meds, there's nothing you can do but delete them (never open or preview them or they'll flag your e-mail address as being valid).
81782
send it to them bcc (blind carbon copy...it's right under cc) that way their e-mail address will not be on the e-mail. I think that's what you're asking, anyway.
964861
NO. Its a fraud/scam.Ignore such mails they are use uy card no.
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