I dont want a catalog -- UNSUBSCRIBE!!! Tell Me how

[Rhotchkiss]

Every month I throw away tens of pounds of unopened catalogues that must cost the AH a fortune to send. I do not want these! I do not look at them. I am sick of tossing them. I cannot be only the one who feels this way.

Every AH frequents this site. Please take a minute to tell us how we can opt out of receiving a hard-copy, paper catalogues. It will save you time and money and it will save my recycle center a little money and effort.

I just went on Heritage, REA, LOTG, Mile High, Memory Lane, Lelands, Sterling, Collector Connection, SCP, and Huggins and Scott. ONLY Mile High and SCP allow you, on their site, to opt out of receiving catalogues.

Help!

Thank you

[cgjackson222]

Thank you for letting me know you could opt out of the (enormous) Mile High catalogues on their website. I just did it under the "Edit User Information" link here: https://www.milehighcardco.com/EditUser.aspx


For Huggins and Scott, you can click where it says "Or you can GO GREEN and earn a ten dollar credit per auction when you win lots and do not receive a catalog" on the main page and it brings up a pop up screen where you can opt out (and receive a $10 credit towards purchases!) The link for the pop up is: https://hugginsandscott.com/cgi-bin/vp.pl/nocat.htm

[insidethewrapper]

I agree, the house is smelling from all these catalogs.

[Republicaninmass]

No catalogs and reduce buyers premium with the savings

[Bobbycee]

I know when REA sends out an email that their catalogs will be arriving soon, there is an option to opt out of receiving them. Otherwise, it's as easy as making a call to the auction house and requesting to be taken off the list.

[x2drich2000]

Originally Posted by Republicaninmass

No catalogs and reduce buyers premium with the savings

How much savings do you really think the AH's would make from not sending catalogs and how much in business do you think that would cost them? I can tell you the lot I won in this past REA auction I only saw cause I got the catalog. I would imagine I wasn't the only one to do that either.

I don't believe either Sterling or Collector's Connection send any catalogs. I think Scott may have sent stuff years ago for his in person auctions, but that's not what's being referenced.

[Orioles1954]

Hi Ryan,

Our "Go Green" catalog opt-out is available on our home page. You will no longer get a catalog and will also get a $10 credit. Just follow this link:


https://www.hugginsandscott.com/cgi-bin/vp.pl/nocat.htm


Best,

James

[philo98]

Originally Posted by x2drich2000

How much savings do you really think the AH's would make from not sending catalogs and how much in business do you think that would cost them? I can tell you the lot I won in this past REA auction I only saw cause I got the catalog. I would imagine I wasn't the only one to do that either.

I don't believe either Sterling or Collector's Connection send any catalogs. I think Scott may have sent stuff years ago for his in person auctions, but that's not what's being referenced.

Same situation. Ive usually gone through the site of the auction house before I receive the catalog, but in almost every auction, I find another item to bid on when the catalog arrives.

[lug-nut]

Originally Posted by insidethewrapper

I agree, the house is smelling from all these catalogs.

exactly what my wife tells me

I've opted out of the major AH, sometimes I forget about lesser ones so it's nice to be reminded.

[Jim65]

I don't mind them, they are good reading material in the shitter.

[Snapolit1]

Typically go from my front steps directly to a recycling bin. Dont even make it into the house.