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How to protect your privacy from commercial invasions

Most junk doesn't find you by accident. It's carefully targeted based on information about you held in what we call junk databases. To stop junk and to protect your privacy you need to control the information stored about you in these junk databases. Here are the main ways you can do that.

Tell companies that know your address ``Don't rent or share my name.''
Tell the companies that sell information on consumers to remove your name from the lists they sell. Our free web-based service, JUNKBUSTERS DECLARE, makes this easy by drafting letters for you to the top vendors of personal information.
Our extensive guide explains how direct marketers get and sell your name, and other ways to tell them not to disclose the information they keep about you.
Be aware that as you browse the Web, junk data about you is being collected with your every mouseclick. Some is even stored in your own files as cookies. The controllers of this data may know who you are and may be selling detailed information about what you search for and which pages you visit. We recommend using privacy-enhancing software to stops cookies and help stay anonymous.
For more illustrations on how numerous the threats to your privacy are, see our news page.

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