
- September15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 17
Off the Mailing List
Note:
With identity theft an ever-growingthreat, many consumer experts are warningthat shredding preapproved creditcard offers that show up in your mailboxmay not be good enough. They suggestcutting off the flow of credit card mailingsat the source. You can do that by callingthe Consumer Data Industry Associationat 888-5-OPTOUT. This one phone calllets you tell the big three credit reportingagencies (Experian, TransUnion, andEquifax) that you don't want your nameand address sold to credit card companies.You can also block about 90% of alljunk mail through the Direct MarketingAssociation (DMA; www.dmaconsumers.org). Registering at the site will put youon the DMA's do-not-mail list for 5 yearsor until you move. DMA membershave pledged to honor the do-not-maillist, but nonmembers can ignore it.
Articles in this issue
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A Doctor's Money Magazine: The Journey Continuesabout 18 years ago
Physician Compensation: Same Story, Different Dayabout 18 years ago
The Doctor Will See You, Nowabout 18 years ago
Enjoy the Family Vacation of a Lifetimeabout 18 years ago
How's Your Marriage, Doctor?about 18 years ago
Drive Smart with a Premium Small Carabout 18 years ago
Cinema Consults: SECRET WINDOWabout 18 years ago
Solve the Ambiguous Pension Plan Puzzleabout 18 years ago
Uncover Hidden Costs of Financial Adviceabout 18 years ago
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