You can ask the post office to suspend all third class by registering with the Direct Marketing Association. The USPS states that " Anyone who wants to reduce the amount of marketing mail they receive may write to the Direct Marketing Association Preference Service, which is independent of the United States Postal Service, and let them know they do not want to receive marketing mail."

The address to this agency is located here, along with the quote above.

http://faq.usps.com/eCustomer/iq/usps/request.do?create=kb:USPSFAQ
Search "refuse bulk mail" or click on the FAQ and search for mail refusal.

The first link I provided did not work properly and I am looking for another way to link the information here. Sorry.

Ok, I found this link....I sure hope it works
http://tinyurl.com/yl8f5jf

The information is under "Mail Refusal Options".

Hope this helps.
Source(s):
http://faq.usps.com/eCustomer/iq/usps/request.do?session={ea829d40-cf2d-11de-d70b-000000000000}&event=1&view%28%29=c{5a31b760-e31c-11dd-6963-000000000000}&objectId=&eksObjectId=&objectType=Case&isJumpEnabled=false&isContentJumpEnabled=false&vendorKey=&objTitle=&versionId=2802&searchProperties=type:natural&naturalAdvance=false&allStr=&phraseStr=&anyStr=&noneStr=&keywordStr=&tTitle=&topicFromSub=&topicsORSubUrl=&report%280000%29=p{40f82530-6974-11dd-e6c4-000000000000}&bcobjectId={e4ae5a10-6973-11dd-e6c4-000000000000}&search=stop%20junk%20mail&topicAndSubtopic=Customer%20Service$ALL

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* Write "not at this address" on the mail and deposit it in a mailbox. Hopefully after a while the sender and the USPS will get the hint and stop sending mail.
* If after a while you are still receiving mail call the USPS, talk to the letter carrier and tell them to stop sending you this mail.
* If after a while you are still receiving mail put in a change of address to a nonexistent address in another zip code or forward the mail to the address of the USPS dead letter office.
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