Stop a catalog at a second home
You may want a catalog to stop at a vacation home while it keeps coming to your main address. The request has to identify the second address clearly, or it may not match the record you mean.
How to remove a catalog from a second home
- Photograph the label on the catalog that arrived at the second home, with the full address as printed readable.
- Submit that label through Junk Mail Magic, because the request is tied to the address on the label you send.
- Review the details and sign in before you submit, and check that the address shown is the second home.
- Watch your service email for the result, and contact support if the catalog keeps arriving at the second home.
Keeping your main address separate
A retailer may match a request by name instead of address, and the same name can appear on records for both homes. That is the main risk to your primary address. Send only the label from the second home, and do not submit the label from your main address unless you want that one to stop too. If catalogs at your main address stop unexpectedly, tell support which label you submitted.
A practical next step
Save a photo of the second-home label with the date you submitted it. If the catalog keeps coming to that address after your result arrives, that photo makes a follow-up request quicker.
Instructions for the next step
Have an unwanted advertisement ready?
Photograph one piece you are authorized to handle, with the sender and full mailing label visible. Review the details before submitting. The first request is free; the sender controls the response.
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