Article: How to reduce junk mail

Junk mail can clutter the mailboxes of the rich and poor, young and old. For most people, it's the last thing they want to see when they open their mailboxes. In addition, some junk mail, such as pre- approved credit card offers, can open the door to identity theft. But the deluge of junk mail can be controlled by contacting the marketers that send it out, experts say. Those efforts may not stop all the junk mail from reaching your mailbox but it will at least slow down the paper onslaught. And while the amount of junk mail is on the decline due to the slowing economy, it's still a hassle to deal with unwanted catalogs, grocery circulars and promotional mail. Each year, American households ...

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