08Jan

How do I remove my name from Glenn Beck 912 mailing list?

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Hi, has anyone signed up for emails for the912project.com? I LOVE the site i think its awesome. But the mailing list ***** because there are literally thousands of emails and they flood my account and I cant find any personal mail. THere really are… thousands.

Has anyone figured out how to remove their email adress from the mailing list?

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Categories: Politics

Friday, January 8th, 2010 at 3:34 am and is filed under Politics. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

3 Responses to “How do I remove my name from Glenn Beck 912 mailing list?”

  1. Posted by Franc H 9th January, 2010 at 1:30 pm

    Just send them a reply saying “I love Obama and America!” they’ll remove you in a heartbeat.. either that or say “I know you weren’t really crying, fake neocon loser!”

  2. Posted by Diablo 13th January, 2010 at 1:08 am

    Just send them an email saying you were right, Obama really is a hack and liberals are crazier than a ********** in church, please remove me. After all, we have seen Beck is right on that one.

  3. Posted by bkc99xx 15th January, 2010 at 3:12 pm

    Your mail application would be the easiest way to address it. Most will allow you to click on the email and add that address to your junk email. Based on how you have it set up, it will either not download it or will move it to the junk email folder. Then, if you want, or as you want, you can look through there for any items of interest.

    Also, just because you signed up doesn’t mean you have to accept the emails that they send. You should be able to respond to an email and ask to be have your email removed. By receiving you many, there may be several email letters or updates that you were automatically signed up for, or at least initially agreed to. So, you may have to do this more than once. Since you know the site is not emailing you simply to generate and capture valid emails, the normal warning of not using this method would not apply.

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