Our Generation, Inc

April 2, To Whom It May Concern:I’m writing in regard of *** ***’ (complaint no
***) request to be deleted from *** *** *** (a project of Our Generation) mailing list*** *** was
moved to our Do Not Mail/Call/Share list as of April 2, 2015.
Receving of letters from the client may
continue for approximately weeks as some mailings are in
production/circulation and cannot be stoppedThank you for your patience and
your past support.Sincerely,
Daniel PExecutive Director

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I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
Regards,
*** ***

My father has dementia I want their mailings to stopIf I need to take another route let me know

In a recent letter MrP*** asked times to use the free postage envelop and made referrals to SI lost confidence at that pointThe main issue was addressed once

September 8, 2015In response to the complaint submitted on 8/19/2015 by [redacted]. Our Generation flagged and added [redacted]'s name and address to the permanent do not mail file on 07117/2015. Please note that, direct mail Solicitations are produced at a minimum of twelve (12) weeks in...

advance of their mail date. As such, letters in production prior to the date of this stop mail request could include material addressed to your name and addressand could already be in the mail stream.I have also attached the check's stub of the refund given to [redacted] back in 5/27/2015.Address Correspondence to: OUR GENERATION, INC.Attention: Compliance Office [redacted]5th Floor Washington, DC [redacted]

My 82-yo father continues to receive multiple solicitation mailings from this organization requesting repeat donations to support their supposed cause of lobbying to prevent Social Security system reductions and reforms. My father is a disable veteran of the VietNam war and has been the victim of several "charity" scams via mail and telephone. I continue to struggle to convince him that he should use his limited income to make donations to these very questionable organizations. This organization send mailers out as both The Senior Center and Our Generation, Inc., as well as possibly other titles.

A current solicitation from this organization to my wife is at best misleading, but it may possibly be fraudulent. The mailing is marked "EXTREMELY URGENT" and indicates it is from a focus group in the county in which we live. We live in NJ and the return envelope for any contribution is addressed to Washington, DC! It also misleads by alleging it is a grassroots organization when in fact it is a corporation organized as a 501(C)4 organization and incorporated in 2007. The solicitation also represents that my wife has been "specially chosen" to represent our county of residence. I suppose it really means she is still breathing! I wonder how many others in the county and the nation were "specially chosen!" I don't know if this kind of mailing can be considered mail fraud; it certainly seems like it to me.

September 8, 2015In response to the complaint submitted on 8/19/2015 by [redacted]. Our Generation flagged and added [redacted]'s name and address to the permanent do not mail file on 07117/2015. Please note that, direct mail Solicitations are produced at a minimum of twelve (12) weeks...

in advance of their mail date. As such, letters in production prior to the date of this stop mail request could include material addressed to your name and addressand could already be in the mail stream.I have also attached the check's stub of the refund given to [redacted] back in 5/27/2015.Address Correspondence to: OUR GENERATION, INC.Attention: Compliance Office [redacted]5th Floor Washington, DC [redacted]