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On the topic of subject lines could we please have some? It really becomes a mess trying to sort out such a huge archive and a huge volume of e-mail if there is nothing in the subject field.

Also a reminder to PLEASE, PLEASE change the subject line as the thread topic drifts. 

Thank you,
Martin Wesley
http://www.borderless-photos.de/guests.html





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Since getting the Yahoo e-mail some weeks ago about how Yahoo changed 
our marketing preferences and how to change them back, I've been 
trying off and on to get onto the Yahoo site to do it. But instead of 
letting me on (after I fill in my user name and password), I get the 
Yahoo error message which says there was a server problem, please try 
again. Is there a way around it? Thanks.

Sam McCandless           samcc@...

Evidently Yahoo's "server problem" was just that it's too busy: I 
happened to be up at four this morning and got through to their 
Marketing Preferences page. It showed me as not wanting any "third 
party" promo. But it also, as has been said, had "yes" checked for a 
long list of various kinds of promo from third parties via Yahoo. And 
below that, a chance to get unsolicited snail mail and phone calls as 
well. Alarmed that they even had that information, I tried to change 
it. But landed on a form which was blank rather than showing what 
they already have unless that's nothing. I left it blank.

Sam McCandless         samcc@...

>Since getting the Yahoo e-mail some weeks ago about how Yahoo 
>changed our marketing preferences and how to change them back, I've 
>been trying off and on to get onto the Yahoo site to do it. But 
>instead of letting me on (after I fill in my user name and 
>password), I get the Yahoo error message which says there was a 
>server problem, please try again. Is there a way around it? Thanks.
>
>Sam McCandless           samcc@...

Just a reminder to please, please modify the subject lines of your posts as the threads change in topic.

Otherwise people may not read your post since the info in the subject line may not be of interest to them even if what is in your post is. A poor subject line to topic match also will make the archive much less useful.

Thanks, 
Martin Wesley
http://www.borderless-photos.de/guests.html





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