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Dear Sir / Ms., I have been a on / off subscriber since late 70's ( currently off ) during the off cycle I browse MRR at my LHS , If a article appeals to me I purchase it there. At the risk of adding your DAILY EMAIL'S  to my Spam folder, Please unsubscribe me, Thank you

Ed Stewart
Jacksonville, FL

Good luck with that. Despite unsubscribing, I still get as many as 4 per day.

TJY

calsubd Wrote:
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> Dear Sir / Ms., I have been a on / off subscriber
> since late 70's ( currently off ) during the off
> cycle I browse MRR at my LHS , If a article
> appeals to me I purchase it there. At the risk of
> adding your DAILY EMAIL'S  to my Spam folder,
> Please unsubscribe me, Thank you

I’m sure MR will see your message here and get right on your request

Posted from iPhone

Spoony81 Wrote:
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> calsubd Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Dear Sir / Ms., I have been a on / off
> subscriber
> > since late 70's ( currently off ) during the
> off
> > cycle I browse MRR at my LHS , If a article
> > appeals to me I purchase it there. At the risk
> of
> > adding your DAILY EMAIL'S  to my Spam folder,
> > Please unsubscribe me, Thank you
>
> I’m sure MR will see your message here and get
> right on your request
>
> Posted from iPhone

I see your point but I suspect Ed posted it as simply a topic of discussion. And, those emails are very annoying.

Just mark them "spam" and bam, you won't see them unless you look in your spam folder.

At the bottom of the emails Ed,(lower left corner) there is an "Unsubscribe" button. You are a mouse click away from ending this horror you live in. Good luck!  Bruce

calsubd Wrote:
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> Dear Sir / Ms., I have been a on / off subscriber
> since late 70's ( currently off ) during the off
> cycle I browse MRR at my LHS , If a article
> appeals to me I purchase it there. At the risk of
> adding your DAILY EMAIL'S  to my Spam folder,
> Please unsubscribe me, Thank you

brfriedm Wrote:
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> At the bottom of the emails Ed,(lower left corner)
> there is an "Unsubscribe" button. You are a mouse
> click away from ending this horror you live in.
> Good luck!  Bruce
>
> calsubd Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Dear Sir / Ms., I have been a on / off
> subscriber
> > since late 70's ( currently off ) during the
> off
> > cycle I browse MRR at my LHS , If a article
> > appeals to me I purchase it there. At the risk
> of
> > adding your DAILY EMAIL'S  to my Spam folder,
> > Please unsubscribe me, Thank you

True Chris and Yes Bruce ,found it and done !

Ed Stewart
Jacksonville, FL

calsubd Wrote:
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> brfriedm Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > At the bottom of the emails Ed,(lower left
> corner)
> > there is an "Unsubscribe" button. You are a
> mouse
> > click away from ending this horror you live in.
> > Good luck!  Bruce
> >
> > calsubd Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Dear Sir / Ms., I have been a on / off
> > subscriber
> > > since late 70's ( currently off ) during the
> > off
> > > cycle I browse MRR at my LHS , If a article
> > > appeals to me I purchase it there. At the
> risk
> > of
> > > adding your DAILY EMAIL'S  to my Spam
> folder,
> > > Please unsubscribe me, Thank you
>
> True Chris and Yes Bruce ,found it and done !

Hitting the unsubscribe button worked for me too. It does work.

I wish it was that easy to stop all the damned "spam" phone calls daily.  And I'm on the no call registry. 
Someone needs to sell an app that will destroy the calling computer when it is spam.

Frisco1522,

If you are using a smart phone, you can stop spam by setting on "Silence Unknown Callers".  Calls from phone numbers that are NOT in your contacts list will not ring and will go directly to voice mail.  Most spammers do not leave voice mails.

Jack

Frisco1522 Wrote:
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> I wish it was that easy to stop all the damned
> "spam" phone calls daily.  And I'm on the no call
> registry. 
> Someone needs to sell an app that will destroy the
> calling computer when it is spam.

Jckaufman Wrote:
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> Frisco1522,
>
> If you are using a smart phone, you can stop spam
> by setting on "Silence Unknown Callers".  Calls
> from phone numbers that are NOT in your contacts
> list will not ring and will go directly to voice
> mail.  Most spammers do not leave voice mails.
>
> Jack
>
> Frisco1522 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I wish it was that easy to stop all the damned
> > "spam" phone calls daily.  And I'm on the no
> call
> > registry. 
> > Someone needs to sell an app that will destroy
> the
> > calling computer when it is spam.

Thank you Jack, will do that !

Ed Stewart
Jacksonville, FL

I rarely get a spam call on my smartphone, its the landline that is blowing up every day.

Frisco1522 Wrote:
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> I rarely get a spam call on my smartphone, its the
> landline that is blowing up every day.

I get them every frickin' day. Extended automobile warrenties seem to be the current scam.
Robocalls are the main reason I got rid of my landline. And being a AT&T retiree I was getting it for half price too.

PHall Wrote:
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>
> I get them every frickin' day. Extended automobile
> warrenties seem to be the current scam.
> Robocalls are the main reason I got rid of my
> landline. And being a AT&T retiree I was getting
> it for half price too.

On a social media site, one woman posted that she was receiving robo calls about extended automobile warranties even though she didn't own a car!

RuleG Wrote:
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> PHall Wrote:
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> >
> > I get them every frickin' day. Extended
> automobile
> > warrenties seem to be the current scam.
> > Robocalls are the main reason I got rid of my
> > landline. And being a AT&T retiree I was
> getting
> > it for half price too.
>
> On a social media site, one woman posted that she
> was receiving robo calls about extended automobile
> warranties even though she didn't own a car!

The system they use calls everyone. 

4thDistrict Wrote:
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> And they use spoofed numbers. I once got a call
> from a spoofed number I recognized - my own
> number! I only wish the absolute worse for these
> morons that abuse the phone numbers we pay for our
> own convenience. I hope there is a special,
> extreme place in hell for these low lifes.  


Unfortunately, no there isn't because very few, if any, are ever caught.