Insurers sending unsolicited postal marketing to non-customers
Non-customers receive repeated unsolicited postal mail from insurance companies despite no prior relationship or opt-in. There is no efficient way to opt out of physical mail campaigns, and companies have no mechanism to suppress non-customer addresses.
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