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The problem with this service as well as the one provided by the US Postal Service is that both will also cancel non-first class mail coming from most other organizations. Thus if you were receiving mailings from our organization or Billy Grahams or Binny Hinn's or the NRA, DAV or someone else you will run the risk of having it blocked as well.

Because of this I advise that before you do this write a list of senders that are sending you non-first class mail. Write their name, mailing address, the name of the publication you are receiving or a description of the mailing and their phone number and email address as well as how often or approximately when you normally receive a mailing from them. With this information you should be able to notify them and they should be able to get around this blockage as a requested mailing.