My parents receive the same EXACT mailer just with a separate state listed (they both live in different states). To stop these unwanted USPS mailer as well as AARP (United healthcare) - email a removal request to uhg_consumer_affairs@uhg.com. Then you will receive USPS mailers via ECRWSS/ECRWSH (USPS marketing program) - again use the same above email to request removal. Then you may receive them from a local United Healthcare agent - use this link to locate their personal email to request removal - http://myuhcagent.com/. Be sure to attach the mailers image as reference (use your USPS informed delivery image). Then on to the next Medicare related mailer - I have a list of these if anyone is interested - removemyinfo80 gmail
My parents receive the same EXACT mailer just with a separate state listed (they both live in different states). To stop these unwanted USPS mailer as well as AARP (United healthcare) - email a removal request to uhg_consumer_affairs@uhg.com. Then you will receive USPS mailers via ECRWSS/ECRWSH (USPS marketing program) - again use the same above email to request removal. Then you may receive them from a local United Healthcare agent - use this link to locate their personal email to request removal - http://myuhcagent.com/. Be sure to attach the mailers image as reference (use your USPS informed delivery image). Then on to the next Medicare related mailer - I have a list of these if anyone is interested - removemyinfo80 gmail
I don't know whether it's fraud, but it's clearly deceptive.