Trash company that leaves garbage in your driveway, disguised as a newspaper. They have an unsubscribe option that does nothing. IF you contact the company directly and manage to talk to a human, they will simply lie to you and tell you they will stop, knowing damn well they wont. Deeply unethical and problematic company ran by scummy people who opt strangers into a service they never requested and then litter their yard with no recourse or ability to opt out. read more

Valassis Communications - Marketing Near Me - Livonia, Michigan

I got the same that Sharon L. did. First time for me. Post card with flowers. No reason on why it was sent. read more

I too received a post card ...with NOTHING on it but flowers. No name, no company logo, not anything. The only way I knew it was from these people was by googling the address. I have no idea why I keep getting things from them. Apartment buildings are bursting at the seams with unwanted papers all over the lobby. This fake postcard is just baffling. read more

They send ad flyers and newspapers into the mailbox, sometimes twice a week, and don't provide any way to get off their mailing list. We all are forced to pay for recycling their unwanted papers. read more

0 stars. Stop sending me stuff in the Mail. My mailbox constantly gets filled up with unwanted ads. read more

Valassis Communications - This is how much space this company is taking up in my mailbox. AAA battery for size. - Marketing Near Me - Livonia, Michigan

GARBAGE COMPANY. Will continue to send their GARBAGE even after you tell them in writing to take you off their mailing list. I am registered with the Do Not Call List, the DMA (Direct Marketing Association )'no junkmail list and a block on my credit reports to not send me junk mail. This operation continues to send their cheap and sleazy crap mailings to me every week and they go from the mailbox to the recycle bin without a glance. I am tired of this unwanted garbage clogging up my mailbox. How many times does a consumer have to contact this company to get these mailings to stop. The street address is the same, but they change their name to add to the shady nature of this direct mail spammer. DBA: RedPlum, Save, Valassis and now also Vericast. read more

Red Flag B.S. One of their bulk mail flyers arrived today. No problem I sort junk mail above my trash can almost everyday. Their's caught my eye because there is nothing on it other than a very nice winter scene and a note at the bottom. The message was to contact the USPS if I "receive the card without accompanying mail". They failed to keep me as a user of any of their ventures, services, etc. Don't waste my tax money by diverting the USPS for their stupid marketing ploy. read more

Tired of their trash in my neighborhood. Use this link to unsubscribe https://save.com/mailing/delivery-options

Supervisors here are extremely unprofessional. I worked for them 3 weeks and through that time, I was never properly trained. They expect you to go based off how you see other workers work so you can follow instead of giving you proper training. Due to supervisors being incompetent, there is a very big safety risk in the facility. After a death in my family, I had to take an urgent phone call while on the clock. After this incident, supervisors didn't allow me to return. If I could say zero stars, I would. I will filing a complaint tomorrow letting corporate know safety guidelines are not followed in the facility. More than half of the workers use their phone in the facility. If you are going to speak on one person, you should speak on all. read more

Ridiculous company sent me a postcard with a picture of flowers. No text or ad at all, no way to see why it was even sent. Even small print was only the address of their company and UPS directions. Someone there screwed up bigtime. Was this originally supposed to be an advertisement for something? The only action this created was tearing it into pieces and throwing it in the garbage can. read more

Postal spammers with no morals. What they do should be illegal, if it isn't already. Lately the spam doesn't even have individual addresses on it, it just gets dumped in everybody's mailbox in bulk, so I don't know how their "opt out" can be anything other than a fraud. read more

I don't know what this company does or why they do it, but every so often, I receive a postcard with nothing on it but a pretty picture. They don't ask me for anything or advertise anything; they just brighten my day. Thank you, whoever you are!! :) read more

Valassis owns RedPlum, which is one of the largset junk mail companies in the US. Valassis and RedPlum produce the junk mail that your postal worker stuffs your mailboxes each and every week. Despite six attempts at removing myself from their distribution list over the past year, my mailbox is full to the brim with their advertisements. Like most people, I do not read junk mail. I throw it away/ recycle. I wonder if advertisers are so stupid to think any of us read this junk mail? Smart advertisers spend their $ online, so they can measure how many people click an ad. Dumb ones pay Valassis. But I digress... Valassis brags on their web site that they send junk mail to 60 Million households! How many trees do you they kill each week? And they claim to be a "green" company. (Shudder). I borrowed what follows from a Yelper in San Diego. I thought it would be helpful here: To TRY to remove your address from the Valassis/ RedPlum mailing list go here: http://www.valassis.com/1024/Contact/contact_home.aspx A few facts about junk mail: *Keep trees in the forest. More than 100 million trees are destroyed each year to produce junk mail. 42% of timber harvested nationwide becomes pulpwood for paper. *Reduce global warming. The world's temperate forests absorb 2 billion tons of carbon annually. Creating and shipping junk mail produces more greenhouse gas emissions than 9 million cars. *Save water. About 28 billion gallons of water are wasted to produce and recycle junk each year. *Save time. You waste about 70 hours a year dealing with junk mail. Source: www.41pounds.org/impact/ read more

What are they trying to advertise with a postcard with just a picture on it? I've been getting these here and there for years. What a waste. At least put a car wash coupon on it. It's such a throw away world now! read more

THIS IS REDPLUM If I could stand outside their corp offices and protest I would. They own REDPLUM which is that direct mail stuff that arrives every week in your mail box even when you fill out the form on their website "red plum.com to be removed. The problem I have is not only is it a lot of stuff but most people just throw it in the trash like me so what a waste of paper. They probably try to convince their advertisers that what they offer in the world of direct mail is a great way to spend your marketing dollars but if you go to the waste or trash collecting agencies like I have you will see ALL of their stuff discarded. Gee I wonder why so many of the newspapers have decided to scale back home delivery and do it all online. is it possible that we are using this funny little thing called COMPUTERS now instead. I guess their advertising dept probably has a bunch of 75 or 80 year old people who think that what they mail out is still relevant. I tend to disagree. Now if I can just get them to stop sending me stuff. They don't seem to care in my opinion read more

Horrible company. I have requested to be removed from their mailing list 5 times over almost a year, and they still send it to me. This is wasteful, dumb, and should be illegal. read more

This company uses your advertising budget to send advertisements to addresses whose residents have requested to opt-out. They pretend to allow residents to opt out by providing an online opt-out form. However, fillers of the form report that after repeated requests, the junk mail continues to arrive even after the 5-6 week period Valassis claims to require to remove the address. We can guess that the real purpose of the form is to trick residents into confirming that they are receiving the junk mail, even if they have never redeemed a coupon traceable to the address; these numbers can then be used to inflate the statistics Valassis uses to sell advertising to customers. Hopefully, public awareness of this problem will raised to where the courts and government regulating bodies will step in. read more

If it was possible to give a negative rating, I would. I have repeatedly asked to be removed from Red Plum's and Valassis' mailing lists unsuccessfully. I have opened four cases with the Better Business Bureau but have, again, been unsuccessful in my attempt to stop their junk mail from being delivered to my residence. So now, for lack of a better explanation, I am takin' it to the streets to get the word out! DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS ORGANIZATION. Their customer service is horrible, they do not listen to the consumer and they do nothing but fill up your mailbox with junk mail. After my last attempt to have my name removed, I now write "Return to Sender" on their junk mail and return it to them. Let them figure out what to do with it. read more

Perhaps this review may be considered sour grapes, but I represent a national charity called Thursday's Child, that helps to recover missing children. We have the only listing for missing children with toll free director and 411 services throughout the nation. But Valassis only supports the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children with donations even though, unlike us who are open 24-7, their services are only open 5-9 weekdays. Why do they only support NCMEC? It makes them look better. On their hold, in their marketing, they maintain that more than 1500 children featured in their fliers have been returned home. While that may be true, they were not returned as a result of being feature on their fliers. That is deliberately misleading. By calling 1 (800) 437-0479 you too can have your address removed from their mailing list. read more