Unsubscribed from e-newsletter

[Kellyro77]

I was hoping that the onslaught of daily emails was going to finally end after the pre-sale for LMR2 was finished. I'm still getting daily marketing emails and I'm just done. Anyone else feeling spammed?

I've not seen an actual newsletter for quite some time, either - and that's why I'd first subscribed.

They don't have a preference setting for emails, either - some places allow you to say "only send me emails once a week" or something like that. Only option is to unsubscribe.

 

[Debinmi]

I was hoping that the onslaught of daily emails was going to finally end after the pre-sale for LMR2 was finished. I'm still getting daily marketing emails and I'm just done. Anyone else feeling spammed?

I've not seen an actual newsletter for quite some time, either - and that's why I'd first subscribed.

They don't have a preference setting for emails, either - some places allow you to say "only send me emails once a week" or something like that. Only option is to unsubscribe.

That would be nice to have a preference check to determine frequency. I unsubscribed too. I wish it went back to the format of having fitness and health related articles based on research - I miss that format with an issue sent just once a week.

ETA: I'd consider paying a fee for an educational newsletter based on research. Just an idea.

 

[Hazlady]

Anyone else feeling spammed?

Yes! I am getting sick of the constant advertising emails and considering unsubscribing. I already didn't like the amount of advertising in the previous newsletter but at least it was only once a week and there were other informative articles. It was only occasionally that I would get other emails outside of that. Now, I am just getting bombarded with advertising emails every day and often more than once a day. I agree it would be nice to have a preference setting for both types of emails and frequency. Due to shipping costs, I won't be buying DVDs or equipment, and I have OnDemand so won't be buying downloads either. Emails informing us of new series, answering questions and giving updates, I am happy to receive.

 

[aqua girl]

Another vote here! I just delete them, usually not opening them and there was a time,
not so long ago, there would be no way I wouldn’t look at Cathe’s email/newsletter.
sometimes it’s a couple days before I check email, and there are sometimes 8 or more
of basically the same thing. unfortunately, this type of action begins to turn me away
from a company after a while.

 

[Debinmi]

...unfortunately, this type of action begins to turn me away
from a company after a while.

Yes. Any company. Some will offer to send less when you go to unsubscribe but by then I just want out entirely.

 

[Hazlady]

I just delete them, usually not opening them

I'm doing that too. Wonder how many others are either deleting without reading or have unsubscribed.

 

[nickisteen]

I also enjoyed the newsletter with informative articles. I don't recall seeing one in a while, just the sales emails and I enough of those already.

 

[DeannaTS]

I don't know...Maybe I'm in the minority once again but I get slammed with tons of ads, everywhere, all the time that are often very offensive to me. So, getting LMR2 ones doesn't really bother me. I have gotten to the point of just deleting what I don't want to read or scrolling past things. For me, it's just not an issue.

 

[nckfitheart2009]

I miss the newsletters

The format we had before.

Can High-Intensity Interval Training Reshape Your Metabolism?

High-intensity interval training is a great way to get fit. Here’s what happens inside muscle cells when you do a HIIT workout.

cathe.com

I have just tried to re-subscribe and an error message poped up.
Both inbox and spam are empty of any response from cathe dot com.

Hope Cathe does not stop writting in the format we had before.

 

[rcsaros]

I just delete them. I don't want to miss out on anything important but it seems she has gotten more into marketing, even on FB.

I may unsubscribe at some point as I have done to other newsletters that seem to not be as informative as they used to be.

 

[nckfitheart2009]

I may unsubscribe at some point as I have done to other newsletters that seem to not be as informative as they used to be.

it is such a shame that newsletters are dying out! lack of information and misinformation open doors to inefficiency and incompetence.

Thank you for sharing your experience.

Another option to avoid excessive marketing mail is to create rules and send them straight to spam box.