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Too Many Catalogs?

15 years ago

Just found something new and useful.... in the AARP Bulletin...... a site where you can have them get rid of the catalogs you don't want to get in your mailbox anymore. I just did it and the site allows you to register with multiple names and addresses for yourself and family. Then you go down their lists and check those catalogs you no longer want.... but I found that it is helpful to have a recent copy that has all those numbers and codes on the back page. So, I registered and will go back as I get catalogs in the mail. What a deal! and it's free.

https://www.catalogchoice.org

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calpat
15 years ago
Thanks Westelle....
youreit
15 years ago
Wow, that's great, Westelle! Thanks for sharing!

Brenda
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lesdvs9
15 years ago
Yeah, 3rd that! I get at least 2 or more, a lot more, every day. I have magazines that still have plastic covers on them that are over a year old, my bad:) They are left for when I get really bored, haven't apparently reached that yet.
youreit
15 years ago
LOL!! Leslie, I know what you're saying! I keep getting catalogs from assorted companies, and I set them aside for when I have time to browse. I usually end up tossing them when they start getting in my way. :D

Brenda

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