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Posted by Bhavik S. on 2003/09/28 00:48

Hi ifis people,

please remove me from your email list, as I have not been a member of your
society for one whole year, and did not make any great efforts to renew it
this year.

Yet I still get the same stuff ove that one non-membership year as well as
now in the present.

Thank you for time

Bhavik

-----Original Message-----
From:Sparrow AC [SMTP:A.C.Sparrow@]
Sent:24 September 2003 11:34
To:'announce@'
Subject:just in case...

I know there are some of you who doubt me-no accusations... However just
to
let you know that I have freshers fayre sorted and am just about to order
the film for early October.

Enough said for now-leaving you in suspenc

Abby
X

NOT AN IFIS member

Posted by Nick Waterman on 2003/09/28 11:20

Shah B wrote:

please remove me from your email list, as I have not been a member of
your society for one whole year, and did not make any great efforts
to renew it this year. Yet I still get the same stuff ove that one
non-membership year as well as now in the present.

Done.

Yup, we don't automatically remove people from the mailing-lists without
their permission, mostly because plenty of ex-members hang around the
society even as long as <cough> 10 years or more after they were
students, </cough> and/or see what films we're showing and rejoin at a
video night anyway :-)

We have no problem removing anyone who asks, though. Done, cheers.

For other people's reference, the correct way to add, remove, or change
your subscriptions is via the website:
www.ifis.org.uk/resources/ifispedia/guideline_to_the_lists.shtml

Nick Waterman, IFIS Information Superhypewayman
nick-sig@ www.ifis.org.uk/
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