I cannot even access Talkmail newsletters through the archives. The last issues that shows in the dropdown box is 22 April 2009.
TalkMail will be blasting soon, and your gmail address has been added to the subscription list (again). As always, let me know if you still do not receive it.
The broken archives is a known issue and is on the "To Do" list.
wharvey and Appletom, please let me know if you don't receive the TalkMail scheduled to go out today.
Oops - I haven't been to this thread in over a month. But today I found the 10-21 TalkMail in my AOL email. (And last month's was there too.)
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Do either of you know, off the top of your head(s), if you have unsubscribed from any other list that Internet Brands owns? (I know, it's a long shot).
The issue of 11-18 landed in my AOL email box and I saw it today.
Isn't it kind of pathetic that IB can't send an email to the address I want it sent to? I mean, really--how difficult can it be to change a data field?
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Tom,
DO NOT ask for the email address to be changed... or you might end up in my boat... I had asked because I was receiving two copies and going to an old address.... and now I get nothing!
Don't worry Wharvey, I paid attention to your posts and I specifically stated to Mikel that I didn't want that to happen to me.
Can you imagine the uproar on a particular bulletin board if some company, say United Airlines, wouldn't allow you to change your email address?
What if you changed jobs and American Airlines was only able to send your confirmation emails to your old work account? Do you think there might be a thread or two about the matter?
What if, when you changed email addresses, Continental Airlines just stopped sending email to either address? I'll bet there would be a slight amount of minor grumbling in a rather popular online community of people who fly often.
I've yet to find a single company I do business with that wasn't able to switch my email address from my old AOL to my new.
Since one of the possible solutions involved asking Wharvey and myself if we had unsubscribed from any other list that Internet Brands owns, I was under the assumption that this was an IB issue.
