Waking up to dozens of emails is not the best way to start your day with. It is a jarring experience and can get you hooked up for hours and spoil your morning plans. Seeing those spam emails and newsletters are definitely not the things you want to deal with at any time in the day let alone the first thing in the morning. But they are there, nonetheless. Every day you see them, every day you resolute to get rid of them, but they are just so large in number that many of us have learned to live with them.
Unsubscribe from Email, Junk mail, Spam
Almost every website you visit, be it an online store or a traveling portal, asks for your email ID. If you purchase a book or a music album, book an airline ticket or a movie ticket, or use any service, they will ask for your email ID. We all know that we should try not to share our email IDs, but at times, it becomes almost impossible and a necessity to provide them with them.
Now, that isn’t the real problem; the problem is how they use your email IDs. Many, if not all, will add you to their subscriber list, which allows you to receive notifications for their future offers and other updates—or, in other words, spam your email inbox. Things become even more tedious when some email IDs don’t allow you to sign out from their future emails.
Emails are a high priority, perhaps because all your academic and professional life resides in your email inbox. It also acts as proof of identity for your bank accounts, social media profiles, and other email IDs. I contend that your email inbox is a place of high importance and value, and you shouldn’t have to bother getting rid of spam and other things you no longer are interested in subscribing to.
Read: How to Block Junk, Spam and Unwanted mail in Outlook.com
Unroll.me
Thankfully, we have a very smart web service to take care of all this. The service is called UnrollMe, and as its name suggests, it unrolls you from the services you have subscribed to. You can very easily integrate your Gmail, Yahoo ID, and now even Outlook.com, with the service, and in a matter of seconds, the service will populate a list of all the services you have had signed up for.
Once the list has been populated, you can easily unsubscribe from them with a few clicks. Some services don’t give an option to unsubscribe; fortunately, they won’t escape from UnrollMe.
The service has a very nice UI, and the recent update made it compatible with Yahoo service as well. You can use the service from your mobile devices as well.
The service is amazing and trustworthy. For the kind of job it does, I don’t see any reason why you shouldn’t use it. It is also noteworthy that it is completely free.
It will take you just a few minutes with Unroll.Me, and the service will make your life easier.
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