Ask for a digital catalog instead of paper
Not every retailer offers a digital catalog in place of paper. Check what the retailer provides, and whether signing up adds other marketing, before you count on a switch.
How to request a digital-only preference
- Look on the retailer's website for catalog or email preferences, since some retailers handle this online.
- If a digital option exists, read what signing up includes. Some programs also add you to email marketing.
- If no option is listed, contact the retailer and ask whether one exists and what it covers.
- If you want paper mailings to stop, photograph the label and submit a removal request through Junk Mail Magic. Review the details and sign in.
When browsing online is enough
Some retailers post their current catalog on their website, and you may be able to view it without signing up for anything. If a retailer does offer a digital preference, ask whether accepting it takes your address off the paper list or only adds an email copy, and read the sign-up terms before you agree.
A practical next step
Search the retailer's site for a catalog or preferences page first, and note what it says about paper before you enroll. Results of a removal request come to your service email, and Junk Mail Magic support can help with questions about it.
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.
Try one request free