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Junk mail and marketing messages can be a real nuisance. If you’re not meticulous about unsubscribing from marketing material on a regular basis, your inbox can get out of control with the amount of junk you receive.

Try leaving that inbox for 1 month and the process of unsubscribing will become a painful task. However, if you’re using Gmail, Yahoo, or Hotmail/Outlook.com then there is a handy free service called Unroll.me that will scan your inbox and let you remove junk messages for good at the click of a mouse.

In return for this service, Unroll.me requests that you simply share a link promoting it on your Facebook or Twitter feed, which is an acceptable price to pay for a tidy inbox.


How to quickly unsubscribe from all junk emails:

Step 1

Go to http://www.Unroll.me and click on the "Get started now" button. Enter your email address in the box provided and click Continue.

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step 2
Unroll.me will then request access to your inbox. If you're happy with this, enter your login details in the box provided.

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Step 3

Once access is granted, Unroll.me will scan your inbox for junk and marketing messages. Be patient, since this can take several minutes. Once the scan is complete, you'll be presented with a neat and tidy list of what the service considers to be junk. From here, click on the unsubscribe button and you'll no longer receive emails from that company.

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Note: although Unroll.me claims to unsubscribe you from your junk emails, the service actually just blocks the emails from reaching your inbox, so you’re technically still subscribed to all of your emails. If you wish to allow any emails back into your inbox, simply go to the Edit Subscriptions tab of the Unroll.me website and click Re-subscribe.

If you are using mobile, please use either Chrome, Firefox or Dolphin to perform the operation, opera is not advisable

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Ekakamba:
Live/outlook/hotmail email users can block such contact from sending future messages without using unroll.me

By blocking them one after the other right? This service blocks all of them together in just 1 click, how about that?

Ekakamba:

Nope. All at once. If the message managed to get to inbox, move to junk and select them, then block.

It's the same thing as adding to spam in Gmail, with unroll.me. You don't need to select anything, it scans your inbox for possible spam mails and brings all of them to you, you can decide to block all with a click or untick those you wish to keep, moreover, unroll.me alerts you immediately they find new subscriptions and asks if you want to block them, you can't compare this to the traditional hotmail, outlook etc block system, moreover, how many Nigerians use their service? Gmail and Yahoo are kings here.

Cutezt:
It's the same thing as adding to spam in Gmail, with unroll.me. You don't need to select anything, it scans your inbox for possible spam mails and brings all of them to you, you can decide to block all with a click or untick those you wish to keep, moreover, unroll.me alerts you immediately they find new subscriptions and asks if you want to block them, you can't compare this to the traditional hotmail, outlook etc block system, moreover, how many Nigerians use their service? Gmail and Yahoo are kings here.

Oh! Since the unroll.me service is only for Nigerians with gmail & Yahoo accounts. I 'cased my rest' bro.

Any app that will require me to enter my email account details is a no no for me. I will hate to compromise the security of my account. Does spam killing someone?