This one should go without any explanation, but I’ll give you one anyway that may just strike a chord with you.

I’m sure you are a subscriber to at least one good newsletter that deals with a subject you are interested to learn more about. If you aren’t, then my next question to you is WHY NOT?!? Alright, I’m getting off the subject here. . . .

Now, if you ARE a subscriber to a newsletter that provides you with good, consistent information each time an issue is mailed out, DO NOT unsubscribe from it. You will be kicking yourself later for this action. Why? Well, because many newsletters or ezines will offer you some terrific free products or highly discounted prices on those that cannot be given away snuck into some of these mailings. Why would you want to deny yourself your subscriber’s right to save money????

It’s a complete and utter mystery to me what the thought process is behind this. Firstly, the information, if it is good, is FREE. It doesn’t cost you one thin dime to educate yourself. I can see the point in trying to alleviate some of the "inbox clutter" you may receive, but, honestly, is the one newsletter that is providing you with solid content, or great free products, really worth you missing out on it by unsubscribing?

Take some time and think hard about the newsletter that have given you valuable information or products and stay a subscriber. It will only be to your benefit on down the road.

Now, if you are subscribed to a bunch of "nothing but advertisements" emails, remove yourself. I’m talking things like safelists and whatnot here. If, however, you feel that the newsletter owner is mailing you too much, if there even is such a thing, in between the hard hitting content by providing you with special offers that will save you some money, then, again, unsubscribe if you feel that either the information or the savings aren’t worth it to you.