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Stop junk mail with a 'No Junk Mail' sign. Now with a free opt-out card to also stop leaflets delivered by Royal Mail.
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Junk Buster
Contact up to six junk mail opt-out services in one go via Junk Buster. It's quick, easy, completely free and gets you on the way to reducing junk mail by up to 60%.
- Junk Buster Widget (pop-up)
- Junk Buster Website
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Stop Junk Mail is a self-funded, not-for-profit campaign group giving free and independent advice on how to stamp out junk mail. If you support our cause, or if we helped you stopping junk mail, why not make a small donation to keep us going? Any contribution helps and is much appreciated.
Welcome to Stop Junk Mail
Stop Junk Mail is a self-funded, not-for-profit campaign group giving free and independent advice on how to stamp out junk mail [read more].
How to get rid of junk mail
You can stop the bulk of junk mail by registering with the main junk mail opt-out schemes and getting a letterbox sticker:
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Opt-out schemes
There are no less than three 'official' junk mail opt-out services in the UK; the Door-to-Door Opt-Out, the Mailing Preference Service, and a rather obscure service called Your Choice.
To make opting out a bit less time-consuming we have created Junk Buster; a smart opt out machine that allows you to contact all three schemes in one. What's more, at the same time you can opt out of receiving the Yellow Pages, Thomson Local and/or BT Phone Book. In less than a minute's time you'll be on your way to reducing junk mail by some 60 per cent. And yes, it's free!
- Letterbox stickers
There is no opt-out scheme for leaflets delivered by local businesses. If you want to stop take-away menus, taxi cards, supermarket leaflets and other unaddressed junk you should get a No Junk Mail sign. The stickers we sell on this website also give you the option to say 'yes' or 'no' to free newspapers.
Read our Guide to stamping out junk mail for more information about the most effective ways of reducing unsolicited mail.