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How to let agencies know you're unavailable
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Great idea! Mar 18

Zea_Mays wrote:

What about creating a dedicated folder and a rule telling your email programm to filter messages from certain senders or with certain subject lines in that folder? Replying to mass emails in most cases makes no sense as they are triggered automatically, and generally replies to them go nowhere or to Mr. Noreply. Most platforms also allow to disable notifications.


That's a simple yet effective idea. I'll definitely be doing that. Thank you!

Zea_Mays
 
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