Hot Topics

BERGFELD's is always learning - from professional colleagues, our clients and the world in which we all live.  While we work on the 'front lines' with our clients, we are also continually engaged with a number of experts and organizations in related fields.

We are adding this section to our website to share information and resources that are especially relevant to clients and colleagues alike.  This 'hot topic' is about reducing or even stopping unwanted mail that can rapidly accumulate and clutter our homes.

 

Junk Mail Reduction

      

Reducing the volume of things that come into our homes takes only a little effort.  You can decrease the flow of junk mail piling up in your mailbox and on your kitchen table.  Guaranteed results?  Reduce your stress and help our environment.  We have compiled this list of resources to assist you in your efforts.  If you have other helpful suggestions we would love to hear from you.

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Websites

NYC.gov has some helpful tips on junk mail reduction as well as excellent information about recycling and donating.

greendimes.com will reduce junk mail and plant trees on your behalf.

                       

DMAchoice.org provides consumer advice on how to be removed from many types of telemarketing and mass-mailing lists.

catalogchoice.org is aimed specifically at reducing catalog mail

Phone contact

888-5-OPTOUT to reduce the number of unsolicited credit & insurance offers.

Mailing address

If you prefer to fight mail with mail, you can send a check or money order for $1 to:

Mail Preference Service

Direct Marketing Association

P.O. Box 282

Carmel, NY 10512

You must include the following wording with your check:

"Enclosed is my check or money order for $1.  Please register my name and address with Mail Preference Service."  Include your name, address, and signature.

 

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Recycling

We will add to this section periodically.  Be sure to check in once in awhile to see what's new.

 

     
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