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DOOR TO DOOR COUNCIL BACKGROUND Introduction Business Plan COUNCIL INFORMATION Information/FAQs Case Studies Your Choice Door Drop Newsletter Newsletter Archive Door Drop Award Best Practice/How To Find a DM Supplier Research CONTACT DETAILS For all enquiries please contact 020 7291 3300 dma@dma.org.uk CORPORATE LOGIN EMAIL: PASSWORD:   For a password reminder simply enter your email address and click the Login button. To register on this site and to receive DMA communications please click here. Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions		Your Choice Consumer Information: Your Choice Preference Service for Unaddressed Mail Unaddressed Mail Many local and national organisations like to communicate information to people using unaddressed mail and door to door material delivered directly to their homes. Such items can include free newspapers, free magazines, catalogues, information leaflets, advertising brochures and money-off coupons, local directories and free product samples. Organisations who communicate in this way include local authorities, central government, utility companies (e.g. gas, water, electricity), public service organisations, charities, political parties, local education bodies, local shops and providers of local services. These kinds of items are delivered to most homes within a given area and do not involve the householders name and address being asked for or kept on record. Unaddressed Mail or ‘door to door’ items (i.e. items that do not have individual names or addresses recorded on them) are delivered to homes by a number of different companies. The Direct Marketing Association UK (DMA) The Direct Marketing Association UK (DMA) is the trade body for the direct marketing industry. The majority of national distribution companies involved in the door to door delivery of unaddressed mail, as well as some local distribution companies, are members of the DMA. DMA membership includes a proportion of free newspaper publishers and the majority of national door to door distribution companies including The Royal Mail. How to Contact the DMA to find out about stopping delivery of Unaddressed Mail Although the communications they carry are usually valued and informative, door to door distribution companies recognise that not everyone may want to receive these items. Those companies that are members of the DMA agree to abide by the expressed wishes of householders who do not wish to receive unaddressed material through their letterbox. For details on how householders can exercise Your Choice and ask distribution companies to stop the delivery of unaddressed mail to their homes, please contact the DMA by letter, fax, telephone or e-mail and ask for details of the Your Choice Preference Service for Unaddressed Mail. Contact details for Your Choice: Your Choice Preference Scheme Direct Marketing Association (UK) Ltd DMA House 70, Margaret Street, London W1W 8SS Telephone: 020 7291 3300 Fax: 020 7323 4165 Email: yourchoice@dma.org.uk

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