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Want your personal info available on-line, for all eternity?
Then put down your drool cup and join Facebook.

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Generally that would be considered a good thing — except it’s a recording.
Plus, she’s only calling to talk about another guy.

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Check out our friends at CatalogChoice.org on the Today show.
If Anne Curry can get off, why not you?

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Exorbitant handling fees. Weak seat selection. Jammed phone lines.
To this august list of Ticketmaster’s ills, add unapologetic name serializer.

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Name. Address. Phone number.

Data miners scour public records in order to sniff out these info truffles, which are then sliced, diced, and repackaged as mailing lists to serve you fresh junk mail daily.
Time to separate your pearls from those swine with this sample letter:

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At the risk of showing my incompetence, can someone please tell me how to get my RSS feed to work?

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Start the year off right — follow these simple steps to simply your life:

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Today’s mail brought news of a tasty Holiday gift for the sweet tooth in your life.

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The reality of recording, editing, scoring and posting a video everytime I stumble across something ridiculous in the world of direct mail has set in.
It can’t be done. Like getting off a mailing list.
This is not to say there will be no more videos — there’s too much good stuff not to share.
But video […]

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Getting off a mailing list — how hard can it be?

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