360 Media Direct Opt Out: Sale, Deletion and Do Not Mail

To opt out of 360 Media Direct, open its official privacy portal and select your actual country and state. For California, the portal offers separate Do not sell, Delete my data and Do not mail requests, alongside access and correction. Enter the required matching details, choose the relevant brand and complete the email validation requested by the form. Availability varies by location, so do not select California if you do not live there.

Choose the right 360 Media Direct action

The portal describes sharing names, email addresses and postal addresses within the brand group or with partners for offers. It names bPerx, Subco, ClicknRead, WRSS and AdSmith. Its brand selector also includes 360 Media Direct. Use the brand connected with your subscription, offer or other interaction.

The 360 Media Direct privacy policy and the company's homepage link to the same rights portal. This guide uses that current group workflow. If an older record identifies Subdirect, explain that context to the privacy team rather than assuming the old label is one of the current form choices.

These choices address different problems. The data broker removal overview explains why an opt-out preference and deletion should be tracked separately.

Step 1: Open the official portal and check your location

Follow California Do Not Sell My Info from the company site, or open the 360 Media Direct Privacy Request Form. The portal is hosted by a privacy-service provider and is linked by 360 Media Direct itself.

Select your actual country and state. During our November 14, 2026 inspection, the default Germany selection displayed “Submitting privacy requests isn't available in the selected country.” Selecting United States and California for interface inspection exposed the request choices and identity fields. We did not enter personal information, attest to residency or submit a request.

That observation supports instructions for the California form, not a claim of worldwide availability. If your true location is unavailable, use the policy's privacy contact to ask what options apply. Do not misstate your residence or accept a declaration that is not true.

Step 2: Select the action and relevant brand

Choose the action matching your objective. If you want to stop postal marketing, Do not mail is more specific than assuming an access request will stop it. If your concern is sale of information, use Do not sell. If you want eligible stored personal information removed, select deletion and read the stated consequences.

The request choices were radio options in the inspected interface. Do not assume one submission automatically covers every action. If you need both deletion and a future preference, ask whether another request is necessary or how the privacy team records both intentions.

Select the brand associated with the record. A Subco interaction and an AdSmith interaction may require different matching context even though the portal is shared. If you cannot identify the brand, ask the privacy team before guessing. Keep the relevant email, mailing label or order reference privately for your own records.

Step 3: Provide only the required matching information

For the California selection, the portal marks first name, last name, email, address and ZIP or postal code as required. It also requires a brand selection and a declaration concerning the truth of the information and your authority to act.

Use an email you control and an address associated with the record. The form's sample names and example email are sample entries, not a recommendation to submit fictitious information. Check your spelling and apartment number before sending your own request. Poor matching information can prevent a useful response.

The declaration says deletion is irreversible and that the requester must validate the request by email. Read it in full before agreeing. If you act as an authorized agent, confirm the evidence of authority required by the policy and the privacy team; do not treat another person's identity as yours.

Before you submit your own request:

• Check the actual residence selected in the portal.
• Match the request action to the change you want.
• Identify the relevant brand and matching address.
• Read the declaration and monitor your email afterward.

Step 4: Validate the request by email

After making your own submission, watch the mailbox you provided and check spam folders for the corresponding validation message. The form explicitly describes email validation, but our review did not submit a request or inspect a delivered message. We therefore cannot specify a tested sender address, subject line or expiration period.

Confirm the message relates to the request you initiated before following its instructions. Save the acknowledgement, validation date and any case identifier. If the message never arrives, contact the privacy team with the original submission date rather than repeatedly creating identical requests.

Use the data broker opt-out directory to keep this case separate from requests to other suppliers. Completing one brand's portal does not send a request to every company in that directory.

Timing, exceptions and an unavailable region

The policy's California section says it endeavors to respond to verifiable requests within 45 days of receipt. If more time is needed, it describes notice of the reason and extension, up to 90 days. This is the company's published California response language, not a measured removal time or a promise for every region and request type.

The policy publishes privacy@360mediadirect.com for questions about its practices and California rights. It also provides a postal contact at 653 West Fallbrook Avenue, Suite 101, Fresno, CA 93711.

We verified the published contacts but did not send a message or letter. Ask about your actual location if the portal refuses it; do not assume the email guarantees the same rights everywhere.

Deletion can have exceptions. Ask the response to identify which information was deleted, which preference was recorded and what remains. If you receive only an acknowledgement, leave the case marked received rather than completed.

What can remain or reappear afterward?

Existing partner copies, a later subscription interaction or another marketing source can lead to continued contact. A Do not mail request should not be treated as cancellation of a magazine, account or billing agreement unless the relevant company confirms that separate action.

If an unrelated source is identified, use its own process. The DirectMail.com guide and Epsilon guide cover separate direct-marketing businesses. These links are next-step resources, not claims that those companies supplied your particular information.

The opt-out guide hub helps organize additional company-specific work. A privacy scan can check supported public exposure, but cannot establish whether 360 Media Direct's internal mailing or partner records have been removed. Written case responses and public scan findings answer different questions.

Frequently asked questions

Can I select California to bypass an unavailable-country message?

No. Use your real residence and ask the privacy team about applicable options. The form requires a declaration that the information and authority are accurate.

Does Do not mail stop a paid magazine subscription?

The portal labels it removal from physical mailings. It does not establish cancellation of a subscription or billing contract. Contact the subscription provider for that separate task.

Can I skip email validation after submitting?

The inspected declaration says validation by email is required. Keep the case pending until you have followed the genuine instructions and received a substantive response.

Should I submit a separate request under every brand?

Identify the brand connected with your record first. Ask the privacy team whether a group-wide preference or additional brand request is needed rather than submitting unnecessary duplicate personal information.

Sources and review scope

Reviewed November 14, 2026: the current company homepage, January 1, 2026 privacy policy and linked rights portal, including the California fields. The older Subdirect policy route did not load and was not used for instructions. The screenshot is a public, unsubmitted form. No deletion outcome or delivery time was tested; this is practical guidance, not a legal opinion.