Boycott Chase Bank

I've never been harassed quite in this way by a bank before. My address changed six months ago and during those six months Chase has sent me 15 pieces of unsolicited mail--that is about one every other week. It is extremely annoying, and when I realized in September that they weren't just going to stop on their own, I called their privacy center at 888-868-8618. They told me I'd be removed from their list, but to allow 90 days for mailings already started to get through their system.

The unsolicited mail (two types of offers 7x each) from Chase Bank I've received during the last 6 months after I moved.

Well, last week I get a letter from them that looks slightly different than all the others--a bit more businesslike. Good thing I didn't just toss it. It said

"Currently, our records indicate that you are not being mailed any offers from Chase and we wanted you to know we are continually developing new products and services that may be of interest to you. We are updating our prospective customers' preferences for receiving these mailings. We want to be sure that you know about available offers and that you have the opportunity to consider them. Please completely fill in the ovals below next to the Chase product and service offers you do not want to receive by mail... ...Please respond by 12/15/11. If you do not respond, you may begin to receive offers in the mail about these products and services."

 It goes on to say that after five years or after I move to a new residence I need to renew all my mailing options.

Can anyone truly say that sending me 14 solicitations in 6 months is a reasonable use of resources for any business?

Can anyone truly say that the Post Office is charging enough to mail this crap to me? If the Post Office charged more then maybe they wouldn't lose so much money and they might discourage some of this junk mail!

And how sneaky and misleading is it to send me a letter saying that 90 days after I asked to be removed from the mailing list--just when the mailings are supposed to finally stop--I'll be automatically added again unless I opt out?

Chase gives banks and corporations a bad name. Don't do business with them (because they are obviously wasting your money).