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Love the choice of generic ad in this Express apology
Read my latest post for Media Week: Twitter translation service cleans up 50 Cent’s act
Read my latest post for Media Week: Facebook Places: The winners (and a couple of sad losers)
Read my latest post for Media Week: The buzz from the Bees: Large brands putting faith in small agencies
Print ad in The Guardian, 11th September 2010
Read my latest post for Media Week: How the BBC crowdsourced the Tube strike
(From the website for my local paper the Ely Standard)
2. Look for My Account so I can see my details and stop my subscription.
3. Not there. Strange. Look for a link saying Unsubscribe, easily visible from every page.
4. Oh, not there either. Click on Help.
5. No mention of unsubscribing. Click on FAQs in the footer.
6. Nope. Click on Terms and Conditions.
7. Right at the bottom it says go to Contact Us. Click on Contact Us.
8. Go to email and send a message to help@timesplus.co.uk asking to unsubscribe.
9. Receive a message from a friendly human agreeing to do so. What could be simpler?
And I'll throw in step 10 for free - sit back and wait for 50 people to reply to this post and say how obvious it is and how they did it straight away...