Email newsletters... the downside of comping!

SammySue

Thank you so much for posting this! I nearly didn't read it. So glad that I did!
I had 627 subscriptions. What a great service!

Newnan

1,509 could not quite believe it:eek: and I thought I was so careful at not signing up!

Do I win the prize? hope it's not a free e-subscription:rotfl:

Thank you all so much for your help.:beer:

smiley8

Only 417 subscriptions for me! But was only just wondering how I could check for wems without trawling through pages of junk. So thanks a lot!

Enigmatic_Me

Just posted on the other thread re this tool as I used it yesterday and got rid of hundreds. Does anyone know if it actually works and how long it takes for the unsubscription to filter through?

Also and I am hoping this is co-incidental and nothing to do with registering with unrollme yesterday but this morning my phone has rang five times (I very rarely get any calls on my mobile) with spam calls. Two from the Pension Advisory service about my "lost" pensions, two from Trust Deed Scotland about my "debts" and one wanting information on taking Statins. Needless to say each poor call worker has had their ears well and truly chewed by me this morning.:mad:

jaibaby

You may want to have a read http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=66010624&postcount=10

Enigmatic_Me

And read this is well!!

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=66010932&postcount=12

ali-t

So, would changing my email password work as unroll me then couldn't access the account?

grannybiker

Bugga! Mr GB did this How can he reverse it?
TIA XX

jaibaby

ali-t wrote: »

So, would changing my email password work as unroll me then couldn't access the account?

I would suggest changing your password, yes. As well as deactivating your unroll.me account

ali-t

jaibaby wrote: »

I would suggest changing your password, yes. As well as deactivating your unroll.me account

Done :beer: