The letters are always very elaborate and have all sorts of fake certifications. Obviously money is spent on them, they keep coming back so I guess somebody actually is managing to trick people.
I have not seen this kind of effort to lure money from people before moving to the UK. This makes me think that

1. The privacy of a private person and their home is not valued much since there are loop holes in the law to allow this
2. Some companies have no code of honor. How can you possibly live with your self if being in charge of such business?

I just registered my self with the Mail Preference Service. A service that marketing companies can join and then make sure to delete details of people who have registered with MPS. The problem is that there is a cost to companies to join so what incentive is there for them? Next I’ll be forwarding scam letters to the Trading Standards Authority.

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