Prepare a promotional postcard for a request
A promotional postcard can split the details you need across two sides. The sender's name or brand is often on the front, and your name and address are on the back. Before you submit, decide which photo shows enough of both.
How to photograph and submit a postcard
- Inspect both sides for the sender name, return address and complete recipient label.
- Check whether a small logo or sender address appears on the same side as your label.
- If one side contains both, photograph it in even light and check the small print at full size.
- If no single photo can show the required details, contact support or use the sender's verified direct opt-out route.
When one photo is not enough
A postcard can split the useful details across two sides. Do not choose a sender-only image merely because it is sharper, and do not submit two separate requests to represent the two sides. Keep the card available while asking support how to handle it. For a direct request, quote the recipient label exactly and identify the company from the card.
After you submit
The result arrives in your service email. How soon the mail changes is up to the sender, so if cards keep coming after a reasonable wait, contact the company directly. For catalogs, see stop catalogs in the mail guide. For terms, see the pricing page.
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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