Why Uline Catalogs Keep Showing Up You don't have to place an order to land on Uline's mailing file. The company's privacy policy says it collects information directly from you, indirectly as you move around its website, and from third parties, including its service providers. The first identifiers it lists are name, …

The Short Answer: Yes, It Is a Real Nonprofit Catalog Choice is a real service, and it is free. Its About page says it "is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, managed by The Story of Stuff Project, with EIN #46-4334785." The same page calls it a "free service to cancel specific catalogs and other types of paper mail …

Why Stopping Fingerhut Takes Two Different Opt-Outs Federal law gives you a statutory right to stop one major slice of Fingerhut 's mail — and most people never use it because they don't realize what Fingerhut's "catalog" actually is. Unlike a pure retail catalog, the Fingerhut mailing is largely a credit-offer …

Why One Opt-Out Never Stops Every Catalog DMAchoice reaches companies you have never bought from. The stores you do buy from have to be asked one by one. That split is why catalogs often keep coming after people "opt out." The DMAchoice FAQ says it plainly: "if you've purchased from, subscribed to, or donated to a …

Three Services, Three Different Jobs DMAchoice covers member mailers through a single registry; Catalog Choice covers individual senders you name one by one; PaperKarma covers anything you can photograph. They sound like competitors, but they actually solve different parts of the same problem — which is why the people …