More than ever this is really an option you should have in the "profile" for the affiliates 
The amount of "undesirable" sponsors out there is scary
The amount of "undesirable" sponsors out there is scary
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Hopefully get your profile and e-mail deleted from their system and stop receiving their spam.Originally posted by Soul_Rebel
Wishful thinking though...Whitehat is for chumps
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I would really like to see that on ccbill too.
Must be hundreds of sponsors I dont use or are dead.Comment
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The lack of discussion regarding this makes baby jesus cry
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nats does need a way to make it so webmaster accounts won't get e-mails if that webmaster chooses to not get it.
but.. if you are an active traffic sending webmaster, you shouldn't be allowed to 100% remove yourself from getting program e-mails. Sometimes programs have important information that must get in the hands of active webmasters.
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There actually is a way to optout as a webmaster, it needs to be setup by older clients in the template though.
This is an option which is available on new edit templates.
If it is a newer & fresh install of NATS then this article will show you where to find the option as a reseller:
http://kb.getnats.com/idx/0/150/
If any NATS owner wants this option on their edit page, they can ask us to help them add it."Think about it a little more and you'll agree with me, because you're smart and I'm right."
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<input type="checkbox" name="edit[nomails]" value="1" {if $vars.nomails}checked{/if}> ~TheDoc - ICQ7765825
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That tutorial needs help.Originally posted by Nathan ~TheDoc - ICQ7765825
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