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Thanks for the insanely information-dense link, Ryan. I assure you that no bullshit was intended; the stuff in the comments directly contradicts both the accou
by peteforde 16y ago
Thanks for the insanely information-dense link, Ryan.
I assure you that no bullshit was intended; the stuff in the comments directly contradicts both the account suspension emails received and the contents of the MailChimp FAQ.
A big part of the reason I posted this was to get more background information, and today you were that special someone.
- ryanwaggoner 16y agoCan you post something a little more specific to your point, like the contents of the emails in question or the FAQ page where it backs up your point? And thanks, I feel special.
- peteforde 16y agoI actually don't have the emails I question, because the article is not about me or a client. They are, from what I've been told, a fairly scary sounding "one strike" template, nothing special. The FAQ pages in question are linked prominently in the article. They have an entire section on this topic.
- ryanwaggoner 16y agoWait, you've never seen these emails? And I checked the FAQ and didn't see anything about a 1% unsub rate resulting in account suspension or anything. Maybe I missed it? Care to point it out?
- peteforde 16y agoThe people in the article are not clients of mine. They are clients of my girlfriend — why is this a factor? I don't have access to their emails. As for the 1% details... you missed them: http://www.mailchimp.com/kb/article/about-warnings/ http://www.mailchimp.com/kb/article/about-warnings/ They are all over the MailChimp FAQs. You seem kind of hostile towards me, and I'm honestly not sure why.