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| Active Warrior Join Date: Nov 2009
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Hey guys. I wanted to let you know that Aweber charges you for unsubscribes. I just found this out a few days ago, but I decided to write a tutorial to teach you how to save money with Aweber here: Aweber Charges for Unsubscribes: How to Not be Overcharged The only reason I am sharing this with you is because one of my friends was paying for an extra 1,200 emails, when these 1,200 were all useless unsubscribes. I didn't know any of this until a few days ago, and I thought that if I didn't know it, not a lot of people probably do. Anyway, I hope this can help you save some money if you are with Aweber. |
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| Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: USA
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Aweber charges one fee per month for a range of subscribers. If you have a lot of unsubscribes, you just go in and delete them so your total is as low as it can be. Pretty simple. ;-) |
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for FOREVER. Lol. Anyway, the last thing I need is backlinks / traffic to my blog. But my buddy did have a hard time figuring out how to delete unsubscribes, so I figured a tutorial and this info may be beneficial to some. If this post even helps 1 person here save money, then I have done my job. | |
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| Lurking since 2006 War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Yorkshire, UK
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There is two ways of doing this. You can either delete them manually which is fine unless you've got thousands to delete. Or you can contact support and they will delete them for you. Me personally I get support to delete them as it's easier and I can do it once I hit the ten thousand mark. Just a side note, Aweber cool but it does get expensive. There is another service similar to Aweber but they don't charge extra for every ten thousand subscribers you get... I just don't know what they're called... Does anyone know which auto responder service I'm on about? James Scholes |
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| Always be learning War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.
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Well, there's GetResponse. But maybe you're talking about ImnicaMail (I use these guys, awesome!)
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| Grumpy Old Moderator War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Spending the winter in France
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I think it is a bit underhand the way that unsubscribers are left there. The one negative thing about a great company. Having said that, it is so easy to get the support to remove them, quickly and efficiently. I had 9000 subscribers removed last Friday in an instant. Pearson |
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Oh, after reading the title, i thought aweber is not charging for unsubscribing too. But yes, the 2nd post clearly clarifies it. You can delete the useless subscribers.
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