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June 13, 2012 04:00 pm GMT
Unroll.me launched in private beta a few months ago to help end email fatigue -- specifically that which is linked to all the email subscriptions that users sign up for and forget about. That includes all the daily deals, travel promotions, and the like that you don't necessarily want to have clogging up your inbox, but also don't want to completely unsubscribe from. It's come a long way since then: The old Unroll.me worked by showing users all the subscriptions they were signed up for and then allowing them to either delete and unsubscribe, or to add them to a global rollup, basically allowing users to "opt out" of receiving promotional emails in their inboxes. The new Unroll.me works a little differently -- once you've signed in, the service rolls up all your subscriptions and then it's up to you to unsubscribe or "opt in" to receiving emails in their inbox.
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With A Beautiful New Redesign, Unroll.me Comes Out Of Beta To Roll Up All Your Junk Email Subscriptions
Unroll.me launched in private beta a few months ago to help end email fatigue -- specifically that which is linked to all the email subscriptions that users sign up for and forget about. That includes all the daily deals, travel promotions, and the like that you don't necessarily want to have clogging up your inbox, but also don't want to completely unsubscribe from. It's come a long way since then: The old Unroll.me worked by showing users all the subscriptions they were signed up for and then allowing them to either delete and unsubscribe, or to add them to a global rollup, basically allowing users to "opt out" of receiving promotional emails in their inboxes. The new Unroll.me works a little differently -- once you've signed in, the service rolls up all your subscriptions and then it's up to you to unsubscribe or "opt in" to receiving emails in their inbox.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/3ezrpUcoWsQ/
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