Harry & David takes direct-mail opt-outs through the online privacy form linked from its privacy notice. Choose “Opt Out,” then “Direct Mail.”
How to stop it
- Open Harry & David’s “Your Privacy Choices” form.
- Choose where you live, then enter your name and email. The form uses the email to confirm your request.
- Under Type of Request, choose “Opt Out (select below).” Under “Opt Me Out of,” choose “Direct Mail.”
- Answer the brand questions (Harry & David), submit and save the confirmation.
What to expect
- Harry & David doesn’t give a mail timeline. Catalogs already printed may keep arriving for several weeks.
- The same form can also stop marketing emails and telemarketing calls.
- Still arriving after about 12 weeks? Submit again and keep the confirmation.
Good to know
- The form is run by TrustArc for Harry & David’s parent company, 1-800-Flowers.com, Inc.
- The form says The Popcorn Factory and Simply Chocolate now fall under HarryandDavid.com.
Sources
Harry & David, Privacy Notice; Your Privacy Choices form. Last checked October 30, 2026.
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