I think you just end up being on a permanite mailing list if you've ever had any dealings with these places. You need to call/send letter and notify these places that your parents are deceased. They don't sit around and read the obits in the news paper to see if anyone on thier mailing list has died. Maybe not opening and have postal worker stamp Return To Sender a few times might do the trick. Local old gent is always giving me free or cheap stuff he got through the mail, or from internet. In his mind, he thinks he is helping me out. Probly makes him feel like he is doing some good in this world. I never say anything. Just try to dodge taking any of it. Purposely forget it at his house, or tell him I'll never use that. But sometimes I have to take something just out of being nice and not rude. In my mind, I know its all cheapy stuff not worth using. But, I just bite my tongue and don't hurt his feelings.
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