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"Your advice is needed" multiple emails

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SnapAndTap · 21/10/2026 12:39

Hi, how can I opt out of the flurry of emails recieved today entitled "your advice is needed".

I really dont need 3 links to threads sent over 5 minutes, but its not one of the options when you hit "unsubscribe" at the bottom.

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Needacalminginfluence · 21/10/2026 16:49

I got these 3 emails as well OP.
I can't work out why because the only newsletter I'm subscribed to is the Money Saver one.
I didn't do anything with them other than just delete them unread.

AmeliaPMumsnet · 21/10/2026 17:24

Hi both,

Thanks for flagging this, and sorry about that. It looks like this was caused by a technical issue on our end, but we're looking into it now to make sure you're not bombarded with these kinds of emails going forward.

Thanks for bearing with us.

FillerTrackOnTheAlbumOfLife · 21/10/2026 17:39

@AmeliaPMumsnet I don't mind these, but is there some way of being able to say what topics I can and can't help with?

If you could filter these by the topics they appear in it would be good.

I got:

A Mumsnetter is taking her dog away in a campervan for the first time and wants to make sure they have everything needed for a comfortable, stress-free weekend✅ Yes, I have camped with a dog in the past, I can help here.

A Mumsnetter wants to keep cycling through the colder months, but even a light breeze irritates her sensitive ears. She needs something that fits comfortably beneath a helmet, blocks the wind and still allows her to hear traffic clearly.
What clothing, accessories or practical solutions would you recommend?❓I'm not a cyclist but I do wear things to keep my head warm so I might be able to help.

A Mumsnetter’s year 10 daughter is struggling to engage with homework and revision. She lacks confidence, becomes stuck easily and resists the support, study resources and tutoring her parents have tried. What practical strategies could help her rebuild her confidence, develop better study habits and become more motivated? ❌ My last experience of homework was over 30 years ago, so I'll have to pass on this one.

SnapAndTap · 21/10/2026 20:35

@FillerTrackOnTheAlbumOfLife as much as anything, it was the frequency that got me. One a week? No issue.
3 over my lunch break? Too much.

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