We send certified letters to 50+ serial mineral buyers every month. If one ignores the notice, we escalate with attorneys, process servers, and legal follow-up.
Every month, Mineral.Locker sends a single batch of certified letters to every known mineral buyer operating across Texas. Your name is on the "Do Not Solicit" list. Every letter gets USPS tracking and electronic return receipt.
Enter your name and county. We add you to the suppression list immediately.
We match your info to the buyer database. Your name goes on the "Do Not Solicit" list for all active buyers in your area.
On the 1st of each month, we mail one certified letter to every buyer with your name on it. USPS return receipt on each.
Every delivery receipt, every returned letter, every contact violation — documented and stored in your account.
Most buyers stop at level 1. For the ones who don't, we have three more levels of escalation — each adding documented evidence to your case.
The core of the system. Every month, we mail a certified suppression letter to each of the 50+ known mineral buyers operating across Texas. The letter lists your name on the "Do Not Solicit" registry, provides a formal request to cease all contact, and references Texas Business & Commerce Code § 17.46.
When a buyer receives your suppression notice and contacts you anyway, we trigger a formal cease and desist letter from a licensed Texas oil & gas attorney. The C&D cites prior certified notices and USPS delivery receipts as evidence of willful disregard.
If the buyer ignores the attorney C&D, a certified process server hand-delivers the notice to the buyer's registered agent or office. This creates notarized proof of service — the kind of documentation a court accepts as evidence.
If a buyer continues to contact you after all three prior levels, we compile every certified letter, every delivery receipt, and every violation report into a legal file. An attorney reviews the file and prepares harassment claim documentation under Texas law.
Our escalation process is built on established Texas legal frameworks. Every step is designed to be defensible if challenged.
Prohibits deceptive trade practices including persistent, unwanted solicitation after a documented request to stop.
The Texas Telephone Consumer Protection Act provides legal remedies for unsolicited commercial communications.
USPS certified mail with return receipt creates a federal record that the buyer received the notice — admissible in court.