Ask 2: How do I get off a credit card offer list?
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Question: How do I get off a credit card offer list?
Answer: According to the Federal Trade Commission, consumers can opt-out of receiving prescreened, unsolicited offers.
Consumers have the option to opt-out for five years or permanently.
The Federal Trade Commission instructs consumers wishing to opt-out for five years to call 1-888-567-8688 or visit www.optoutprescreen.com.
Consumers who wish to opt-out permanently can initiate their request online at www.optoutprescreen.com. The request will be completed upon the consumer returning a signed Permanent Opt-Out Election form.
Stop Unwanted Credit Card Offers Written by LegalShield
You go to bring in the mail at the end of a long workday. Upon opening the mailbox, a flurry of envelopes dumps out. Once indoors, you sift through the mail and get more irritated at each letter: Credited card offers!
You didn’t ask for these offers. How did they get your name? Should you keep these offered cards? How can you stop the offers? These are questions you’re probably asking, as well as countless other people who are sick and tired of receiving them. Luckily, we have some tips on how to stop unsolicited credit card offers.