I'm glad the junk mail information is useful. If you click on that link it takes you to places where you can register online for the mail preference service, but you have to pay $5 online. If you mail in a letter it's free. Same with all of those services.

I have been aware of this service for a long time, and have sent update letters every couple of years to remind them that I still don't want junk. But I don't keep a list of all of this stuff handy. A simple search at Google with the term "stop junk mail" (don't use quotes unless you want it to search an exact phrase) brought up several choices. If you are good at doing a search any of this stuff is easy to come by on your own. Another browser I like is Metacrawler.

SRS