7652 Sawmill Road, Dublin OH 43016 is a UPS Store retail location whose “suites” are private mailboxes (PMBs) rented by small businesses, including several data brokers — Suite 341 has been listed publicly as an address for the B2B data broker Seamless Contacts (Seamless.AI). If it appeared on a bill, an opt-out letter, or a piece of mail, you’re almost certainly looking at a data broker’s mailbox, not their real office. PrivacyOn can help stop the underlying data trade at the source.
The Short Answer
The physical building at 7652 Sawmill Road, Dublin, OH 43016-8767 is The UPS Store #0661. It rents Private Mailboxes (PMBs) to businesses and individuals who want a street-address-style mailing location instead of a P.O. Box. That’s why so many different companies show up at the same street address with different suite numbers — each “Suite” is a separate PMB inside the store, not a floor of an office building.
What Suite 341 has been publicly associated with
Seamless Contacts, Inc. (Seamless.AI) — a business-contact data broker — has been publicly listed at 7652 Sawmill Rd., Suite 341, Dublin, OH 43016 with a Columbus-area phone number. Other unrelated small businesses have listings at the same street address under different suite numbers, all of them PMBs at the same UPS Store.
Why Data Brokers Use UPS Store Mailboxes
Renting a UPS Store PMB is cheap and offers a few things brokers value:
- A street address instead of a P.O. Box. Many state registrations, banks, credit-card processors, and mailing services won’t accept a P.O. Box. A “Suite 341” at a Sawmill Road address looks like a real office on paper.
- Physical separation from the real office. Opt-out mail, subpoenas, complaint letters, and returns all pile up somewhere other than the actual workplace.
- Portable, disposable, and cheap. A PMB costs a few hundred dollars a year. A broker can close one and open another with no operational disruption.
- It’s legal. Nothing about renting a PMB is fraudulent by itself — but it’s a strong hint that whatever entity you’re dealing with is small, low-touch, or intentionally hard to reach.
Why You Might Have Encountered This Address
You saw it on a credit-card statement
Some people-search and data-service subscriptions bill under obscure corporate names and route customer-service mail to PMB addresses like this one. If you see an unfamiliar charge referencing a Sawmill Road address, dispute it with your card issuer immediately and check whether you (or a family member) signed up for a “free background check” that converted into a paid subscription.
You got a piece of mail from it
B2B lead-generation companies routinely send “you’re on our list” postcards or marketing letters that reference the PMB as the return address. Data brokers occasionally do the same when confirming opt-outs.
You’re trying to opt out of a data broker
If a broker’s opt-out page tells you to mail your request to a Sawmill Road address, the letter will land in a UPS Store mailbox. That does not mean your request is ignored — PMBs are picked up regularly — but it does mean there’s no physical office you can walk into.
Do NOT assume this address belongs to any single specific company
Multiple unrelated businesses use PMBs at 7652 Sawmill Rd. Whichever suite number you saw is the one that identifies the tenant — the street address alone doesn’t tell you which broker you’re dealing with. Look at the sender name, phone number, or website URL to identify the actual company.
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What to Do If a Charge or Piece of Mail References This Address
Step 1: Identify the company on the statement or envelope
Look for a company name, DBA, or website. If it’s a data broker (Seamless.AI, Intelius, PeopleFinders, Whitepages, Spokeo, etc.), search for their official opt-out URL directly — don’t use the address on the envelope as your entry point.
Step 2: Dispute unrecognized charges
Call your card issuer, dispute the charge as unauthorized or as a subscription you didn’t knowingly agree to, and ask them to block future charges from that merchant. Federal Regulation Z gives you real leverage here.
Step 3: Stop the broker at the source
Getting a charge refunded doesn’t remove your profile from the broker’s database. To actually stop the underlying exposure, opt out from the broker’s official site — and, ideally, from every affiliated site they run.
Step 4: Reduce future junk mail generally
Register with the DMA’s DMAchoice service and Catalog Choice to cut a lot of unwanted direct mail. It won’t stop brokers from selling your data, but it will reduce the physical noise.
How to Opt Out of Seamless.AI (Seamless Contacts)
Since Seamless Contacts has been the most consistently documented tenant at Suite 341, here’s the fastest path to remove yourself:
- Go to Seamless.AI’s privacy page and locate the “Do Not Sell / Do Not Share” or “Manage Contact Info” link.
- Submit your name, work email, and (if applicable) LinkedIn URL. This is the identifier they use.
- Verify by email once they send the confirmation.
- Follow up with a written CCPA request if you’re a California resident — they must honor it under state law.
For a broader guide to B2B data brokers using similar practices, see our 6sense opt-out guide and the complete data broker opt-out list.
How to Opt Out of Data Brokers More Broadly
The company at 7652 Sawmill Road is only one of thousands. If you’re seeing unfamiliar addresses on mail or charges, the underlying issue is that your name, email, phone, and address are circulating in the data broker ecosystem — and any of dozens of companies can decide to contact you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 7652 Sawmill Road a real office building?
The building exists — it houses The UPS Store #0661 in Dublin, Ohio. But the “Suites” in the address are private mailboxes rented inside the store, not offices you can visit. Different suite numbers correspond to different tenants’ mailboxes.
Which company uses 7652 Sawmill Road, Suite 341?
Suite 341 has been publicly listed as an address for Seamless Contacts, Inc. (Seamless.AI), a B2B data broker. Other tenants at the same street address use different suite numbers. Always check the specific suite plus the sender name to identify the company.
Why is 7652 Sawmill Road on my credit card statement?
An unrecognized charge referencing this address usually means a data broker or subscription-based people-search service billed you. Identify the merchant name on the statement, dispute the charge with your card issuer, and cancel any subscription tied to it — then opt out of the broker directly to stop future billing.
Is it safe to mail my opt-out request to a UPS Store address?
Yes. The mailbox is picked up regularly and forwarded to the tenant. Send opt-out requests via certified mail with return receipt so you have proof of delivery. Keep a copy of the letter, the receipt, and any confirmation you get back.
Does mailing an opt-out to Sawmill Road actually work?
It usually does, but broker opt-outs frequently fail on the first try and profiles reappear within weeks or months from fresh data feeds. That’s why one letter isn’t a real solution — you need to re-check and re-file, or use an automated service like PrivacyOn that monitors continuously and re-files on your behalf.
How do I stop data brokers from mailing or billing me at all?
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