Unwanted, unaddressed mail.

Bikerman2019 · 13-05-2019 01:51PM #1

Hi folks.
Is there any legal line on the repeated posting of unaddressed material after a direct and indirect request not to?

There is a free newspaper that irritates me immensely, religious based, and it keeps coming in my letter box. It is dropped to the entire area. I have rang them and voicemailed stop. I have facebooked them and said stop. They did it again today.

I voicemailed them again tellling them if they didnt stop, I would come down to their office and discuss it with them.

Is there any legal basis they are in the wrong?

Thanks everyone.

RossieMan · 13-05-2019 01:55PM

Put up a no junk mail sign. The people delivering the newspaper likely have no communication with the actual group.

antix80 · 13-05-2019 02:32PM

You have a letterbox and they're entitled to use it to communicate with you. Legally, they're doing nothing wrong. Perhaps leave a note on the letterbox so that the delivery person won't post it through your letterbox.

decky1 · 13-05-2019 02:48PM

Maybe watch out for them and give it back to them, or straight to the bin don't get yourself worked up about it.

Bikerman2019 · 13-05-2019 10:23PM

Thank you, will take that on board

Unwanted, unaddressed mail.

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