In article >, Richard Kaszeta
> wrote:

> While I've always liked the Cooks Illustrated magazine, and even have
> a few of their books, for the last two years I've had problems with
> them sending (and billing for) unsolicited books, despite my
> repeatedly telling them not to send anything.
>
> Anyone had luck with getting them to stop? Fighting with the credit
> card companies and Cooks has gotten rather old.

I'd send them a registered letter explaining you desire to receive no
more books from them. And tell them that if they send anything else to
you you will regard it as unsolicited merchandise, a gift, and will keep
it. Copy your state's AG's consumer affairs office. Be nice to get a
name there that you can stick on the letter.
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