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Paid Email Membership?

by Kurt
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Can Aweber or any other similar service automate paid subscriptions using Paypal?

Simply, if the subscriber has paid a certain fee, they are on the mailing list, if they cancel their subscription, they are taken off?

Thanks...
#email #membership #paid
  • Profile picture of the author shermancox
    well if you can add nanacast to the mix...it will automatically remove the person from aweber when they cancel their membership

    it does a lot more than that...you might want to check them out...
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  • Profile picture of the author Ron Douglas
    How would you ensure that the member's paypal email is the same email they used to signup?

    I know there is a function in Aweber where you can automatically remove a person from one list if they're added to another list.
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    • Profile picture of the author George Stavrakakis
      Don't have an answer for you but I do have a suggestion. Why don't you do 1 of 2 things. Either:

      1. Just remove them manually. Hopefully you are not having alot of people canceling their subscriptions.

      or

      2. If it is a low price (say less than $20) autoresponder membership, why not just leave them on your list. Let them keep getting the content. Yes for free. It doesn't really matter if they get the content. The key is they remain on your list and you can continue to market to them. They will feel like they are getting one past you. Then when you send your next promotional email they will feel guilty enough to buy from you.
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      • Profile picture of the author upgraded
        Originally Posted by George Stavrakakis View Post

        Don't have an answer for you but I do have a suggestion. Why don't you do 1 of 2 things. Either:

        1. Just remove them manually. Hopefully you are not having alot of people canceling their subscriptions.

        or

        2. If it is a low price (say less than $20) autoresponder membership, why not just leave them on your list. Let them keep getting the content. Yes for free. It doesn't really matter if they get the content. The key is they remain on your list and you can continue to market to them. They will feel like they are getting one past you. Then when you send your next promotional email they will feel guilty enough to buy from you.
        Can't this turn against you big time? Like when Keyword Elite's payment glitch leaked out?
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