Junk mail is unwanted emails

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Junk mail is unwanted emails. These can include posters, flyers or competition entries. Junk mail can easily just be recycled. However, if you want to lessen your chances of receiving junk mail, one way would be to contact the organisation who has sent it directly. The data protection act allows you to do this as they’re using your personal details for marketing purposes.
Another way in which you can minimise the junk mail you receive is by signing up to the Mailing Preference Service. This is supported by the Royal Mail and stops organisations from contacting you for marketing u

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