http://gurufodder.disqus.com/enFri, 13 Jun 2008 22:02:09 -0000http://guru-fodder.com/141/why-an-internet-marketer-changes-direction/#comment-1704396One of my best days was when I started unsubbing from all these "free" deals. My life is much simplier and my mailbox easier to deal with. Great article<br><br>Denises last blog post..<a href="http://thegardenersrake.com/the-joy-of-mowing-wild-herbs-in-the-yard" rel="nofollow">The Joy of Mowing: Wild herbs in the Yard</a><br><strong>I've started unsubscribing again. Everything went quite and now for some reason I'm getting stacks of promotions again - thought I'd got rid of most but NO. There's one persistent culprit I cannot unsubscribe from - the link never works. There is a great feeling when you press UNSUBSCRIBE though! Mark</strong>DeniseFri, 13 Jun 2008 22:02:09 -0000http://guru-fodder.com/141/why-an-internet-marketer-changes-direction/#comment-1704395Yes Mark, it is the same pitches ...just a different day. I unsubscribed from many guru pitches in which they all pitch the same product, which is not going to help your pocket, just theirs.<br>Good post.<br><strong>If you are in business your objective should be to make a profit.So pitching for a sale is fine BUT let's have some honesty in what is happening. By the way I'm on the list of a certain "guru" and no matter how hard I try I cannot unsubscribe - the links never work. I'm now so sick of this person I pay no attention to anything she says nor would I use her links under any circumstances. Thanks for your thoughts Teri. Mark </strong>TeriMon, 09 Jun 2008 21:50:24 -0000