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Pausing Aweber Subscription

by RyanGillam
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Waited over 24 hours for a response from aweber and I can't wait any longer. I am about to sign up for the trial, if I don't feel that I am having much success with aweber I will not continue until I have built up my website a little more.

The question is. If I stop my subscription will my account remain for when I wish to activate it again? I intend to get a few sign ups for selling PLR packs, but for now I really want to to test the system and see what's what.
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  • Profile picture of the author alamest
    The answer is yes.. if you activate it again later on than you will get back all your things again.. I hope this helps..
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  • Profile picture of the author ToddRestrepo
    If you prepare a good 30 AR series in advance by time your $1 30 day trial period is up you could most likely cover the $20 per month cost.

    Just commit to working on one niche for the 30 days, work on driving traffic make sure your offer is good and if you have everything in place before you sign up for the $1 trial you could save yourself the hassle. You can learn how to use the system in 2 hours or less so you could have every preloaded for the month the day you sign up.

    Take care!
    Todd
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  • Profile picture of the author RyanGillam
    Just took the plunge. Hopefully this will translate into sign ups and ultimately sales.
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  • Profile picture of the author WillR
    I would always double check these types of things with the company in question. I understand the people above are only trying to help, and they are probably correct in what they are saying, but you are the only one who will suffer if they are misinformed.

    I would imagine Aweber would keep all your data but then again the fees you pay Aweber each month are for the storage of all your leads. Therefore if you are not paying them they may not store those leads for you because it costs them money.

    Definitely double check this. Besides, if you build some subscribers and don't come back for a few months those subscribers would be fairly worthless by then anyway.
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  • Profile picture of the author LukePeerFly
    Originally Posted by RyanGillam View Post

    Waited over 24 hours for a response from aweber and I can't wait any longer. I am about to sign up for the trial, if I don't feel that I am having much success with aweber I will not continue until I have built up my website a little more.

    The question is. If I stop my subscription will my account remain for when I wish to activate it again? I intend to get a few sign ups for selling PLR packs, but for now I really want to to test the system and see what's what.
    Next time you should just give them a call or tweet them. They're very responsive on both the phone and Twitter.
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  • Profile picture of the author RyanGillam
    Just so everybody is aware, I got an email back from Aweber today. You can pause your subscription and pay a flat rate of $4.99 every month in order for them to hold your data. During this time you can pay 3 cents per email to send to subscribers on your mailing list, you cannot accept new sign ups.
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