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.

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.....

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".

Yep same here!!

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

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

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????

Thanks for the warning.

I had the same experience.

I agree!