How to Politely Tell Someone to Remove You From an E-mail Distribution List
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How to Politely Tell Someone to Remove You From an E-mail Distribution List
Introduction
If your friends and colleagues are bombarding you with jokes, phony virus warnings and pesky advertisements, you may want to politely suggest that they ease up. Here's how to clear your mailbox without making enemies.
Instructions
Difficulty: Easy
Steps
1
Step One
Send your request via e-mail rather than over the phone so the person doesn't feel like you're coming after him or her.
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Step Two
Be extra polite so no feelings are hurt.
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Step Three
Explain that you prefer to use your e-mail for direct person-to-person messages and get your doses of humor and other announcements through other venues.
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Step Four
Tell the person that you'd much rather communicate with him or her directly rather than deal with widely distributed impersonal messages. This, too, will help maintain a favorable relationship.
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Step Five
Thank the person and sign (type) your name.
Tips & Warnings
- If you signed up for a large distribution list maintained by a human being rather than a computerized Mailing List Manager, a brief message such as "Please remove my address, myname@domain.com, from your mailing list. Thank you." will generally suffice.
- Note that these instructions do not apply to computerized e-mail lists.
Overall Things You'll Need
- E-mail Software
- Internet Access
- Computers
- E-mail Accounts
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