jpthequilter

Switch all that unwanted incoming mail into SPAM and delete all the new SPAMS without reading them.

They get a cookie (info) back that says that is what is happening to it.

There are places on the internet to report it to, also.
To find them use google.

Buttons922

Even worse, I fell for her sales spill and bought a set of her DVD's! The most horrible, boring DVD's. I never learned a thing....could not stay awake.....

madamekelly

The next time you get one from her or the posse, just flag it as spam, and let the filter give you peace. I have had the same thing with some quilt sites like the "free online quilting magazine".

quiltymom

Yep same here!!

shrabar

send it to spam then you won't get anymore I was there done that,,shrabar

QuiltnLady1

Thanks -- I was thinking of subscribing but had not gotten around to it. Now I won't bother.

jillybean302

Yes, I too agree. When I first signed up for her newsletter, it began with some free informative tips. Then the sales pitch began, and I "bit" on it. (Fell for it hook line/sinker.) But the worse part was once I bought an item, it was like the "Old Ronko TV comercials.....'but wait, there's more!..." She offered a bonus, I clicked to read about it, and before I could even see what the price of the "bonus" was, it was charged to me!!

I also get her daily newsletters, and just delete them without reading, but now I will know how to unsubscribe. Is it evil of me to be anxiously awaiting tomorrow's delivery so that I can delete????

Ed

Thanks for the warning.

charlotte37830

I had the same experience.

thrums

I agree!