Why Gaiam Catalogs Keep Arriving A single yoga mat order can generate mail for years after the fact, and that's the situation behind most requests to stop catalogs from Gaiam. Gaiam sells yoga mats, towels, yoga props and accessories, Pilates and kids-yoga gear, balance ball chairs and standing balance products, …

Why Breck's Catalogs Keep Arriving Bulb catalogs follow the planting calendar in a way most retail mail doesn't, and that's part of why a single order can turn into two separate mailing runs a year — one built around fall-planted bulbs like tulips, daffodils, and alliums, the other around spring-planted bulbs like …

A printed catalog from an outdoor apparel company you ordered from years ago has a way of outlasting the interest that generated it, and that's the situation behind most requests to stop mail from Stio. Stio sells technical and everyday clothing, bags, and gear for skiing, snowboarding, hiking, biking, and running, and …

Why Maus & Hoffman Catalogs Keep Landing in Your Mailbox Catalog subscriptions rarely have a built-in expiration date. Once your name and address enter a retailer's marketing file — through an order, a phone inquiry, or a request for a printed catalog — the mailings typically continue until you specifically ask the …

Why Max Tool Catalogs Keep Showing Up A Max Tool catalog that keeps landing in the mailbox after you've stopped ordering is one of the more solvable junk-mail sources, because the company runs its own mailing list rather than relying entirely on rented or purchased lists you'd have to chase down elsewhere. Max Tool — …