bies’. But then I hesitated.

I saw that one word “forever” and it stopped me in my tracks like a Howitzer trained on a Rabbit. It blew my intentions off the screen.

If I unsubscribed forever, then I may never learn some more gems of wisdom from them. As far as I was concerned, that was a penalty that would be too harsh for the inconvenience. Always the

Do you suffer from people subscribing and then unsubscribing from your list?

There’s one word that causes them to hesitate. Do you know what it is?

Let me share a story with you. Months ago, I joined this Guru’s list because he had things to teach me that I wanted to learn. Including the adage “The money’s in your List”.

Over time, he shared many good pieces of advice with me ~ stuff that only a guru knows and a ‘newbie’ needs to know. Then he became better known and I was continually inundated with his JV offers.

We all know that when a good product launch is ‘strategised’, all the better known Gurus are asked to participate in the launch. So we end up with a continual supply of offers, bonuses, better offers and better bonuses. The competition is fierce.

Often to the point that you feel like unsubscribing from everyone’s list and then writing to them all asking for some relief to the flood by way of a different subject.

As for your poor old ISP, if you are subscribed to a few people’s lists, you feel obliged on behalf of your over-worked ISP to unsubscribe from many of these lists. Particularly when they send you reminder emails that your mailbox quota is at 90%

So I did a culling (to all those not familiar with the term~ it means a ‘cutting out’ of those that you don’t need or can do without) so I hit the unsubscribe button listed on the bottom of the one’s who had really given me the ‘heebie-jeebies’. But then I hesitated.

I saw that one word “forever” and it stopped me in my tracks like a Howitzer trained on a Rabbit. It blew my intentions off the screen.

If I unsubscribed forever, then I may never learn some more gems of wisdom from them. As far as I was concerned, that was a penalty that would be too harsh for the inconvenience. Always the

good pieces of advice with me ~ stuff that only a guru knows and a ‘newbie’ needs to know. Then he became better known and I was continually inundated with his JV offers.

We all know that when a good product launch is ‘strategised’, all the better known Gurus are asked to participate in the launch. So we end up with a continual supply of offers, bonuses, better offers and better bonuses. The competition is fierce.

Often to the point that you feel like unsubscribing from everyone’s list and then writing to them all asking for some relief to the flood by way of a different subject.

As for your poor old ISP, if you are subscribed to a few people’s lists, you feel obliged on behalf of your over-worked ISP to unsubscribe from many of these lists. Particularly when they send you reminder emails that your mailbox quota is at 90%

So I did a culling (to all those not familiar with the term~ it means a ‘cutting out’ of those that you don’t need or can do without) so I hit the unsubscribe button listed on the bottom of the one’s who had really given me the ‘heebie-jeebies’. But then I hesitated.

I saw that one word “forever” and it stopped me in my tracks like a Howitzer trained on a Rabbit. It blew my intentions off the screen.

If I unsubscribed forever, then I may never learn some more gems of wisdom from them. As far as I was concerned, that was a penalty that would be too harsh for the inconvenience. Always the

tter offers and better bonuses. The competition is fierce.

Often to the point that you feel like unsubscribing from everyone’s list and then writing to them all asking for some relief to the flood by way of a different subject.

As for your poor old ISP, if you are subscribed to a few people’s lists, you feel obliged on behalf of your over-worked ISP to unsubscribe from many of these lists. Particularly when they send you reminder emails that your mailbox quota is at 90%

So I did a culling (to all those not familiar with the term~ it means a ‘cutting out’ of those that you don’t need or can do without) so I hit the unsubscribe button listed on the bottom of the one’s who had really given me the ‘heebie-jeebies’. But then I hesitated.

I saw that one word “forever” and it stopped me in my tracks like a Howitzer trained on a Rabbit. It blew my intentions off the screen.

If I unsubscribed forever, then I may never learn some more gems of wisdom from them. As far as I was concerned, that was a penalty that would be too harsh for the inconvenience. Always the

unsubscribe from many of these lists. Particularly when they send you reminder emails that your mailbox quota is at 90%

So I did a culling (to all those not familiar with the term~ it means a ‘cutting out’ of those that you don’t need or can do without) so I hit the unsubscribe button listed on the bottom of the one’s who had really given me the ‘heebie-jeebies’. But then I hesitated.

I saw that one word “forever” and it stopped me in my tracks like a Howitzer trained on a Rabbit. It blew my intentions off the screen.

If I unsubscribed forever, then I may never learn some more gems of wisdom from them. As far as I was concerned, that was a penalty that would be too harsh for the inconvenience. Always the

bies’. But then I hesitated.

I saw that one word “forever” and it stopped me in my tracks like a Howitzer trained on a Rabbit. It blew my intentions off the screen.

If I unsubscribed forever, then I may never learn some more gems of wisdom from them. As far as I was concerned, that was a penalty that would be too harsh for the inconvenience. Always the vested interests, don’t you know.

So if you want to make people hesitate before they hit that ‘unsubscribe’ button, just add that one horrible word “forever”.