Soooo much junk mail from Oceania!!! Are prices better than online?

[dcsam]

We receive several pieces of mail from Oceania weekly. It's the most junk mail we receive from any one company. Do people really find better 'deals' in the junk mail or better deals online? I watch their website, but rarely read their mailings.

[emairs]

I agree with you. Same here, and the brochures are glossy and expensive.

I wish they would reduce their mailings and lower the cruise costs a bit.

Their emails are almost daily also.

The cruise prices prices are the same regardless of the advertising source.

[Artful]

Agree. Reduce huge amount of junk mail and lower prices. Terrible waste.

 

 

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[LHT28]

you can try removing yourself from the mailing list

sometimes it works sometimes not :(

 

https://www.oceaniacruises.com/changeofaddress/

[RachelG]

Huge waste of money and resources. Very annoying.

[dcsam]

Yes, it's a huge waste!!! I did, however, look at today's flier. Several of the cruises listed in the flier have changed drastically in price and availability. I can get current info online. With today's access to internet, this paper waste really should stop. Thanks for the link. I'll be calling them and asking them to halt all mailings to our address.

[ronrick1943]

You think!

[dcsam]

I submitted the online form to stop. I'll call too.

[Debbers]

Reduce huge amount of junk mail and lower prices. Terrible waste.

 

It's definitely a waste of paper, and requires me to make extra trips to the recycling bin. However, Oceania's business people have clearly decided that incessant mailings are good for the bottom line, or they would not do them. What do such mailings cost? I have no idea, but I can't imagine that stopping them would save us more than a few bucks on a cruise.