In hindsight, @Kevin Sobilo's suggestion is a much more diplomatic way to do it that could resolve the issue without going to court.  

I reside in the town I grew up in, right above Mission Bay. 

Finally, on the business side of things, if I fill my mission to provide a product that is better than the competition or simply not offered by the competition, I shouldn't need to rely on potentially cheap marketing on BP.I understand it'd be silly to not do business if it can be a win-win for all involved but there is the right way to do things and you actually did by contacting me.

My husband, once skeptical of my chosen path, joined me in my mission, followed by a loyal friend eager to embark on their own journey of self-discovery.Now, as I stand on the precipice of a new chapter in my life, I am filled with a sense of purpose and possibility.

The financial planning association has made it its mission in 2024 to enforce stricter education and experience requirements for someone to refer to themselves as a financial advisor. 

Asking for the volume to be reduced and explaining why diplomatically - rather than just making the demand - makes it a favor to you rather than a complaint.

Hi BP,My partner and I are on a mission to replace our salaries with Real Estate.

Mission is quiet yet powerful.

I like the mission of the company and I would really like to continue doing business with them, but having to take time out of my day on a recurring basis to deal with something that should be automatic is getting very frustrating. 

We're on a mission to make investor's lives easier and investments more successful.