Without being too specific, I am part of a recreational vehicle club which cost a me a large upfront payment and requires me to pay a couple if hundred dollars in monthly fees to use the vehicles. The main headquarters has sent me several emails to help a specific employee raise money for a large charitable organization, one that I already contribute to for the last 25 years. They also have local gatherings in each city where they are located and they solicit for “door prizes” from the “members” of this pay for use “club”. I have asked several times for them to stop sending these emails and on my last request the person gave a very shallow apology and tried to tell me why this charity is amazing. When I complained to the President and owner of this company he became very irate with me making it sound like I’m out of line for addressing this. When does soliciting for charity go too far? I pay this company every month on time and I don’t have an issue with the local people that operate at my location. I give quietly and as much as I can each year to local and national animal rescue organizations, American Cancer Society, Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Race for the Cure, my church, The Fresh Air Fund, The American Olympic Training program, and so many more. If I get another email of this nature how should I handle it? They are breaking the law by not adhering to my opt out requests.