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johnny6

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Checked my email this morning... and found about 80 thread updates from namepros... apparently I subscribed to them somehow? I mean, I didn't actually click anything to subscribe to them and I certainly didn't want to be subscribed and flooded in my inbox.
I guess I didn't change the thread subscription from weekly to NOOOO. Do I have to do that every time I post? That would be obnoxious as hell.... Is there a way of setting the default to 'DO NOT SUBSCRIBE" or something? Please let me know, if anyone knows..... Cheers!
John
 
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Working on it now ... I had 166, if it's any consolation! :o

:notme:

Thanks for your patience.
:wave:
 
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Oh god - Haven't opened the Email yet .... :p
 
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:lol: In your User CP go to "Edit Options". Scroll down until you get to the part that says "Messaging & Notification", there's something that says "Default Thread Subscription Mode" select "Do Not Subscribe" from the drop down menu.
 
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Ah, Hellfear, most excellent help there! I bet the admin staff has the same option to edit for all users, eh? Easy enough. Happy belated birthday also, hellfear.
I was about to be afraid to post again.
Cheers,
John
 
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lol, same thing happened to me.
 
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Yes, my e-mail account got clogged up too. I had like a 100 update emails. But they never came before, all of a sudden they appeared.

True_Snake
 
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lol

I had 106 emails, all but 3 were from namepros, some low memory emails though, netscape handled all of em with extra memory, its only 5mb email
 
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