End To Email Overload?

by 7 replies
8
We all know email overload can seriously affect your productivity and if you're new to Internet Marketing, can easily lead to information overload when you've subscribed to too many marketers lists. I found free this service which enables you to unsubscribe to many lists with a single click of a button!

1. Go to*Unroll.me - Welcome to a cleaner inbox

2. Specify your email service

3. Grant permission

The site will go find every single subscription of every kind that you're getting, letting you unsubscribe from each with a single click. Try it and let me know what you think.

~Ricky

Ps. I am in no way affiliated with this service - I thought it might just help others here on WF
#main internet marketing discussion forum #awesome #email #end #overload #unrollme
  • Banned
    [DELETED]
  • Lol are you serious dude?! It's a free service! I Know people are generally skeptical in IM but it's sad state of affairs when you try contribute to a forum and get silly comments like that by someone who cannot be bothered to become a war room member but is promoting their own products in their sig.. Go figure? Lol Another thing, read the last line!
  • Typical Essex man punting free services... what's the world coming to?
    • [1] reply
    • Lol mate you're funny! You're right Big Al, if only it was a bargain?😄
  • lol. I show to have 537 subscriptions to my main email i get IM info to. I left them all since they are all filtered into certain folders already. but damn, i didn't know i was on that many lists.
    • [1] reply
    • Hi Ricky,

      Thanks for the tip I am always sidetracked by so many emails and know I am on way too many lists. I'll give it a go.

      Thanks

      Nicky
  • I tried to use it but I only use yahoo emails. It will help me when its compatible to Yahoo.
  • Hi,

    Sure it is very convenient but how about the security?

    We're actually raising potential risks if UnrollMe got hacked. UnrollMe is new and I'm sure they stand behind their promise " we won't share your password ", unless their servers are compromised. Has anyone checked their TOS?

    We've heard of LinkedIn gotten hacked and millions of accounts being compromised and later exposed at a Russian web site openly. Aftermath, some sites were talking about how sloppy LinkedIn was in their security implementations.

    In a related note, I don't really know how credential sharing works between FB, Twitter, Ezine and many others. But when an FB or a Twitter account got hacked, the other connected accounts may get slaughtered as well.

    So I'm not really sure whether sharing credentials between service providers is a good idea. I tend to avoid them until I'm pretty sure about things. I know there are always risks and security holes. But by sharing credentials, we're creating a set of cascading holes for ourselves, instead of disparate ones.

    Maybe someone can give his or her insights about this matter.
Join the discussion

Next Topics on Trending Feed

  • 8

    End To Email Overload?

    We all know email overload can seriously affect your productivity and if you're new to Internet Marketing, can easily lead to information overload when you've subscribed to too many marketers lists. I found free this service which enables you to unsubscribe to many lists with a single click of a button! 1. Go to*Unroll.me - Welcome to a cleaner inbox