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I feel like I receive a new telephone book on my doorstep everysix months. I don't have a land line and I call information or use the internet if I need to find a number. How can I make it stop? I feel guilty taking the new book directly from my doorstep to the phone book recycling bin at the Metroparks.
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How can I stop receiving telephone books/yellow pages?
jluckett Says:You can go to the Opt Out page of the Yellowpages website, or follow this link, http://www.yellowpagesgoesgreen.org/opt-out.php?page=cat&state=pages&city=stop-yellow
Just provide your zipcode and it will provide you with the local company/s responsible for shipping/delivering your phonebooks. For my zipcode, 44118, two came up, AT&T Advertising Solutions and Yellow Book USA. Now just click each link separately, complete the form for each to Opt Out and hopefully you should stop receiving them.
I agree I feel at this day and age phonebooks should really only be delivered upon request, I can't tell you the last time I even picked one up aside from off my step to recycle it. I hate walking into large buidings and apartments/condos and seeing the entire pallets of completely untouched phonebooks, just waiting for people to pick them up, which will unfortunately never happen.
Good Luck!