Cox Target Media / Valpak — I still use a few of the coupons that we get in the Valpak, but this is the form you can use to opt-out if you don't find them useful.
DirectMail.com National Do Not Mail List — This is a free service whereby you can register to have your name removed from postal mailing lists.
Direct Marketing Association: eMPS — eMPS is the Email Preference Service and allows you to remove multiple email addresses from national lists.
National Do Not Call Registry — The National Do Not Call Registry gives you a choice about whether to receive telemarketing calls at home. Most telemarketers should not call your number once it has been on the registry for 31 days. If they do, you can file a complaint at this Website. You can register your home or mobile phone for free.
Network Advertising Initiative — The NAI Opt-out Tool was developed for the express purpose of allowing consumers to "opt out" of the targeted advertising delivered by its members' ad networks. Using this website, you can examine your computer to identify those member ad networks that have placed an ad network cookie file on your PC.
Online Data Vendors — Here you can opt out of phone books, directory assistance, and non-public information sites.
OptOutPrescreen.com — This is the official Consumer Credit Reporting Industry website to accept and process requests from consumers to opt in or opt out of firm offers of credit or insurance. Use this to reduce all those mailings you get for credit card offers.
Valassis — Valassis/ADVO is one of those direct marketers who mails out coupons and coupon books.
Wisconsin No Call List — Signing up identifies you as someone who does not wish to receive telemarketing calls. It's free and available for residential telephone customers in Wisconsin. Your number will remain on the List for two years. Adding your residential phone number to the List will help reduce (but not eliminate) telemarketing calls to your home.
World Privacy Forum's Top Ten Opt Outs — As privacy experts, the World Privacy Forum is frequently asked about opting out, and which opt outs they think are the most important. This list is a distillation of ideas for opting out that they have developed over the years from responding to those questions.
YellowPagesGoesGreen.org — C'mon, you use Google or some other way to find a business' phone number, so why waste all that paper for a phone book. At www.YellowPagesGoesGreen.org, you can opt-out of both Yellow Pages and White Pages phone books.
Yellow Pages Opt Out — Enter your zip code and this site will give you a list of contacts (web sites, email addresses, and phone numbers) for for opting out of yellow page book delivery.