I—actually, my husband—received a notice in the mail from this outfit, informing him that they had tried to contact him several times without success and that this was their last attempt. He was selected to receive a choice of a 5-day/4-night cruise for two or a 3-day/2-night vacation to Orlando, Miami, Las Vegas or Cancun. He must respond by February 20th. The letter is signed by Claire Mason.
On February 4th, I was scamed by a door-to-door saleswoman for Fidelity Reader Services/Editor & Chief, who was practicing her public speaking skills by talking so rapidly, I had little idea what she was saying, but I do remember that she didn't tell me that I had three business days to mail the Notice of cancellation.
This Sansford & Jordan offer was mailed to my husband, using the name that appears on his account at the Harris County, Texas Appraisal District's office. That's the only account that he uses his initials on. Is it legal to make mailing lists from a source like that?
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