Letterbox spam

Remember the good old days?

Remember when spam only came in tins?

This page is an overview of the junk mail [spam] that appears through my letterbox, even thought I have [1] a note on the door stating no free newspapers, political leaflets, charity scams, restaurant menus and window cleaners, and [2] requested the Postman not to deliver the 'unaddressed' junk mail, and [3] been registered with mailing preference opt-out service for several years.

If you want to stop companies sending you catalogues and special offers, you can get your name off 
mailing lists by contacting the Mailing Preference Service at Freepost 29, LON 20771, London or call 0845 703 4599.

To cut down on unaddressed mail, write to Door-to-Door Service, Royal Mail, Beaumont House, 
Sandy Lane West, Oxford, OX4 6ZZ and giving your full name and address.

This list includes the 'company names', 'organisers', contact phone and FAX numbers and e-mail addresses, and spamvertised website URLs'.

Scam Alert?

ALL of these spams are identical in size, shape and layout!

These junk-mailers are actually quoting themselves as 'a collecting company', and they are invariably touting for unwanted clothes, cosmetics, handbags, toiletrie(?), and perfumes! They are NOT a charity. They may give the appearance of being a charity, but the small print often states things like 'they provide jobs in Eastern European countries', but unlike a charity, the donations are not given away but are sold at prices suitable for 'affordable clothes'.

They may be 'OK' but they are still junk mail! 

Look up company registration numbers here

  Try a Google search on these names!

"Hand of Help Ltd" and "Isle of Hope" quote the same trading addresses...