Question posted by coolblue2 on July 19th, 2011
Receiving Books I Do Not Want And Do Not Have The Money To Pay For Them.
Current Answers
Answer #2: Posted by tnadjuster on July 19th, 2011 2:15 PM
Member since:
July 13th, 2011 Points: 56,700
1. You can take the package (unopened) to the Post Master and report to USPS that you keep getting unsolicited mail to your address. You are now putting the ball in their court and they will have to take care of the return to sender or destroy the package.
2. Send Reader's Digest a letter putting them on notice to stop sending you unsolicited packages. Make sure you send this "legal notice" in writing with a return signature receipt so you will have proof of your legal request for future reference AND keep a copy for yourself. You now have provided legal notice to them that you are not responsible for the unsolicited mail. If they send anything else you should be able to keep it without owing them anything.
3. Contact their Customer Service at the following numbers:
For Canada: 1-800-465-0780
[email protected]
For the US: 1-800-308-9281
[email protected]
Professional Credentials:
*Paralegal Degree
*Travel and Tourism Degree
*Certified Sub-Contracted Federal Disaster Inspector
*Licensed Catastrophe Adjuster
*Licensed Contractor
*Continuing Education College Instructor
Similar Questions
I received a book and subscription bill for $10. How do I cancel the book subscription but continue ...
I've received a few RD CD's, and have enjoyed them. My problem is that on the last 2 CD's there has ...
I want to pay my Select Editions bill online. How do I do this?
Dear Sir / Madam, Like many other people across Canada, I am receiving several threatening mails an...