How to Stop David Austin Roses Catalogs
For an unwanted David Austin Roses catalog or handbook, use Marketing by Post - Unsubscribe on its U.S. site. The postal preference is separate from the email signup below the form.
Open the postal unsubscribe form
The official Marketing by Post - Unsubscribe page asks for first name, last name, Address Line 1, city and postcode. Address Line 2 and email are optional. On the U.S. form, use the postal details on the handbook label.
Include an apartment or suite on the second line if it belongs to that printed record. Do not omit part of an address because it is already saved on your shopping account. The request needs to identify the paper destination you are trying to stop.
If a handbook was forwarded after a move, keep the original destination distinct from your current delivery address. For multiple copies, note whether the labels differ. That gives Customer Care something specific to check if the first request does not cover every copy.
Use the published phone or email alternative
The U.S. Privacy & Security policy explicitly gives 800-328-8893 or unsubscribe@davidaustinroses.co.uk for direct-mail marketing removal, with the name and address to unsubscribe.
The .co.uk email is listed on the U.S. site for this purpose. Do not replace it with an invented .com equivalent. If you prefer a written request or need to explain an unusual label, adapt this wording:
Please stop David Austin Roses paper catalogs, handbooks and other postal marketing for [name as printed] at [full mailing address, including unit and ZIP code].
I want to change the postal marketing preference, not cancel an order or remove communications needed for an existing order or warranty. Please confirm the printed record updated and let me know whether another mailing has already been prepared.
Keep order questions in a separate message so a catalog preference does not obscure a problem with roses you are expecting. A marketing-removal message does not need payment details or a complete purchase history.
Do not use Subscribe to our emails for paper removal
The newsletter form appears below the postal unsubscribe form. Its purpose is to sign up for special offers and advice by email. Check which form you are using before entering an address or clicking a button.
You can make different choices for email and paper. Ask for postal marketing removal if you want fewer handbooks but still want email advice. The policy distinguishes marketing from communications needed to fulfil an order or maintain a warranty; those are not the same preference.
Keep a useful record of the change
Save the request date, the printed address you supplied and any acknowledgement. A successful-looking form submission is not proof of the date when the last physical mailing will arrive.
If another handbook comes, compare its label with the earlier one. Use the same official contact to explain whether it matches or identifies another recipient. Ask about that record rather than signing up for a new handbook or changing an unrelated shipping address.
Keep the handbook address visible
Photograph the David Austin Roses sender and printed mailing label. For direct removal, use its postal form yourself or contact the published marketing-removal address.
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