In Novell Groupwise, How do i stop it from adding a contact to my frequent contacts list after everytime i send someone  i havent a email before, Sometimes i only ever email that person once i cant see that as beening a frequent contact
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In the options unclick add address after reply.
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I work for a major consumer financing corporation and trust me when I say that this is a common and frustrating concern from a lot of consumers. Most companies have 'opt out' policies where you can request no calls, mailings, or emails outside of those you agreed to in your cardmember agreements. I'd advise calling the company and telling then you want to have ALL calls, including those from any affiliates and the company itself, ceased immediately. \n\nHowever, if you are on any 'existing' marketing lists you may still receive some residual calls until new lists are ran. Hope this helps.\n\nOnequesti0n
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Can you define friend ship ?????? you cant force a friend but friends happennnn automatically.
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You can store and maintain your list either as Text document (one line per email address) or through Excel especially if you have more information (email, name, etc). You can also use more advanced techniques such as databases - Access or SQL.\n\nThere are software and applications available out there that allows you to automatically add subcription requests to your list, automatically remove unsubscribes and send out email newsletters for you.\n\nExamples of this include Constant Contact (they have a free trial version that you can use) http://www.constantcontact.com or Topica.com (more expensive than Constant Contact and support is harder to get) http://www.topica.com . Both these services allow you to create newsletter email templates, including HTML email newsletters. You can upload your list to their systems, and when you create your campaign, it will be sent to your list.\n\nYou can also do it manually. Have a form on your website that captures email addresses. Then manually add it to your list, whether in excel or text. You can use software such as eCampaign http://www.powerhomebiz.com/052006/web.htm where you import into it your list, and put your newletter and the software will send the newsletter to those in your list.
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You have to right click your contact, and select "block contact". If you have already done that, maybe you should try deleting them from your list.
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you will get confirmation when someone add you as his/her friend, if you accept them, the icon will appear but if you reject them the icon won't appear. if you want them on your list you have to re-ask him too, so it's not automatically appear on your list when you accept their request.
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You cannot stop spam once it starts. The key is to never, ever, make your email address public. Do not join any group and have your address visible, as there are people out there who love to add you to their lists.\n\nI use more than one account. For instance, the one I use here is the one I used to have friends use, but after a couple of years, the junk mail got horrible, so I opened a new account and gave my personal friends that address. \n\nI have a few accounts. One I use for business, and only certain businesses get that address.\n\nAnother I use to join online forums and mailing lists.\n\nOne of my accounts gets a lot of spam, and fortunately, most goes directly into the bulk mailbox, which I do not look at. I imagine, in the future I will totally close one account once the spam filter gets overrun.\n\nsometimes the bad spam comes because an acquaintance gets mad and gives your email address to an unsavory site...\n\nOpen a new account or two and keep the addresses private!
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When you click forward, it carries the whole email to the other person.  Even alows u to type extra stuff or remove stuff.
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I believe Yahoo! shuts down mailing lists with no activity for 90 days.\n\nYou should have been given a warning, though. Are you sure you're registered with a working email address at Yahoo! Groups, or that the warning wasn't caught by your spam filter?
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Don't worry, that always happens to me, but it still sends to the person. It actually doesn't only happen in Yahoo!, it happens in other places, but try to ignore it.
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well, if you cannot find a way to forward your emails to another account, in the mail section under options there is something that says "announce email address" and you could try giving the email address you want to use to everyone in your contacts with a note telling them you dont want to use youre other one anymore.  and, just make sure that everytime you email someone you use the account you want.
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Contact the person or persons who sent them to you and ask them to resend them.  This is of course assuming that when they send their emails they have a copy sent to their sent items folder.
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I have the same problem. Someone keeps contacting me, but every time I attempt to contact them I get the "Oops" message. I do not have any problems with any other people & I know I am not blocked from contacting them. \nIt may be an error on the part of the receiver.  I should really check with Yahoo, but somehow I cannot drag myself away from "Answers"!
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you can block him, but you should know if you are on his list. did you ever add him on it? if so, just delete him and mark it to block everything from him
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check your inbox i sent your invite\n\n\n◙  GMail Help ◙ \n\n◙ Here is some information that will help you with GMail.\n\n◙ One of the best features is how easy it is to keep up with a conversation with a single friend. All of your previous posts to that\nperson are right there for you to review in case you forgot what you were talking about. Another good feature is that everyone that emails you is automatically added into your contacts list (address book). Currently there is no way to opt out of that. Maybe later they will add that feature.\n\n◙ GMail is currently in beta testing and isn't ready to be released to the general public. This is why you had to be invited to use it instead of just signing up for it like you would normally do with everything else. Because it is still being tested it will occasionally not do what you want it to do. When this happens keep trying until it gives up and report it to one of the following GMail Help groups below.\n\n◙ Usually after a week or two you will be given the ability to invite others to Gmail. You will know when the time comes because a form will appear in the lower-left corner of your screen. Also when answering an email you will see a link that says "Invite So And So To Gmail". So and so is the name of the person you are emailing.\n\n► http://groups-beta.google.com/group/Gmail-Help-Discussion\n\n► http://groups-beta.google.com/group/Gmail-Generation\n► http://s90215429.onlinehome.us/sjvilla79/content/gg-faq.html\n\n◙ Other helpful GMail links.\n► http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gmail\n► http://email.about.com/od/gmail/\n► http://www.google.com/search?q=gmail&hl=en&lr=&start=10&sa=N\n\n◙ PLUS ADDRESSING ◙\n\n◙ Gmail also supports "plus-addressing" of emails. Messages can be sent to addresses in the form: gmail.user+extratext@gmail.com where extratext can be any string. Plus-addressing allows users to sign up for different services with different aliases and then easily filter all e-mails from those services. It does not appear, however, that the +string feature works when sending email from a gmail account to itself. Additionally (in some cases) the string appended to the e-mail address may not be longer than six characters. Below is an example.\nfred@gmail.com and fred+amazon+shopping will send email to the same inbox.\n\n◙ There are some other things you can do with the space in your Gmail account. One of them is called "GDrive". It's a program you download that lets you use your Gmail account as a network drive. Search Google with the keyword "gmail" and you'll see a lot of new stuff. More is being created everyday.\n\n◙ Anyone wanting a GMail email address can get one from me by emailing cssiscool@gmail.com I have hundreds of invites left. When I run out I can get more.\n\n◙ NOTE: If you have a cell phone or pda with internet access you do not need to be invited. You can sign yourself up.\n► http://gmail.google.com/
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Each email provider has different limits based upon type of service that is being provided. For example, a free account from Yahoo won't have as many perks or bennies as a paid premium account will.  But just about every email account lets you create your own personal address book and just about all address books allow you to create groups. Again, depending on your email provider, each group may allow a maximum number of addressees (maybe 25 or 50 per group) or it might let you create a group with hundreds (or even thousands) of addressees. This would be a one-time creation and you'd be able to edit the group as employees come and go. When you send a group email, you'd go to your address book, check mark the group(s) you want the email to go to, and the group will be inserted in the "TO:" section.\n\nIf you're using an employer provided email system, you'd probably have to go to your IT department to get things set up and to find out any limitations.  If you're accessing your own personal email system, you'd need to find out what your email provider's limitations are and coordinate with your employer's IT dept.  Hope some of this helps.  If I completely misunderstood your question, my apologies. I'm not the brightest bulb in the chandelier.\n\nplrr
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Aw that really sucks. you can email me, it won't bother me one bit. I'm always friendly toward new people. My name is Lucy, my email is lucyis4ever@yahoo.com.