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Eliminate Credit Card Offers Now! (Opt Out) 1/1999
Content: The Attorney General provides Consumer Alerts to inform the public of unfair, misleading or deceptive business practices, and to provide information and guidance on other issues of concern
Opt Out Of Pre-approved Credit Card Offers
Content: You can opt out of pre-approved credit card offers that you receive in the mail and over the phone. Learn how.
How To Get Off A Mailing List - Consumer Assistance
Content: How to get off a mailing list. The consumer assistance and information site of the Direct Marketing Association. Consumer assistance.
Spam glossary
Content: See also Jaron.txt, the official dictionary of the computer world, Andrew Nellis' jargon file, The Canonical Abbreviation/Acronym List, Acronyms, he insider's language of Usenet, Spammer quick-reference list
Financial Privacy: How to Read Your "Opt-Out" Notices
Content: This copyrighted document may be copied and distributed for nonprofit, educational purposes only. The text of this document may not be altered without express authorization of the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse. This fact sheet should be used as an...
To Opt Out of Pre-approved Credit Card Offers with Experian, Trans Union, and Equifax
Content: The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act gives you additional rights to opt-out of certain disclosures made by the companies with whom you do business
credit card offer
Content: credit card offer information, redit Cards Center, Apply Online, Instant Approval Credit Cards
Information on X10 Advertising
Content: Click Here! This link will prevent your computer from having the X10 "pop-under" ads appear for the next 30 days! You must make sure you have your cookies enabled, for this link will give your computer a cookie that will disallow X10 pop...
Identity Theft - Opt Out of Unwanted Credit Card Offers and Mail
Content: Hacker and Identity Theft Protection- Information to protect you in a world of online and offline risks. Whether it's a hacker stealing your credit card number, uncovering your password to your online accounts, or stealing your identity to commit fraud.
Unsolicited Mail, Telemarketing and Email: Where to Go To “Just Say No”
Content: Unsolicited Mail, Telemarketing and Email: Where to Go To “Just Say No
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