Yes, use a disposable email address to be "safe". I did. Got an email about once a month from the author's email list I had to sign up for to get his book for free ( not all the authors do that )...
Yes, use a disposable email address to be "safe".
I did.
Got an email about once a month from the author's email list I had to sign up for to get his book for free ( not all the authors do that ) until I clicked an unsubscribe link in one of the emails.
A while back I signed up to the https://iasfa.org/ Newsletter - there's usually an email every month, with a bunch of free and discounted books, along with new release promotions. The genres vary...
A while back I signed up to the https://iasfa.org/ Newsletter - there's usually an email every month, with a bunch of free and discounted books, along with new release promotions. The genres vary every month, too.
I had to sign up to an author's email list when I got his book for free. I did not notice any change in the amount of spam I got and I did not get any sci-fi related spam. Once I unsubscribed from...
I had to sign up to an author's email list when I got his book for free.
I did not notice any change in the amount of spam I got and I did not get any sci-fi related spam.
Once I unsubscribed from the email list I never got anything related to that again.
Oooh one time I signed up for a free thing from an author I actually like and follow, and what follows was months of similar fantasy indie author deluge. I felt so bad unsubscribing to each of the...
Oooh one time I signed up for a free thing from an author I actually like and follow, and what follows was months of similar fantasy indie author deluge. I felt so bad unsubscribing to each of the authors mailing lists but I just wasn't interested in them and I didn't sign up for them.
What is the future of human writing and there's just so much writing out there and people are reading less and less
The link above is to a promotional for science fiction novels written by indie authors. You can download their novels for free, for October - November. Disclaimer: I don't make any money from...
The link above is to a promotional for science fiction novels written by indie authors. You can download their novels for free, for October - November.
Disclaimer: I don't make any money from this. Neither does my sci-fi author friend C.A. Hartman who is part of the promotional with her book "The Refugee". I highly recommend it.
Yes, use a disposable email address to be "safe".
I did.
Got an email about once a month from the author's email list I had to sign up for to get his book for free ( not all the authors do that ) until I clicked an unsubscribe link in one of the emails.
Then nothing more, no problems.
A while back I signed up to the https://iasfa.org/ Newsletter - there's usually an email every month, with a bunch of free and discounted books, along with new release promotions. The genres vary every month, too.
And they don't sell your email to a bunch more? I'm game if they don't spam
I didn't notice any uptick in the spam I was getting, yeah.
I had to sign up to an author's email list when I got his book for free.
I did not notice any change in the amount of spam I got and I did not get any sci-fi related spam.
Once I unsubscribed from the email list I never got anything related to that again.
Oooh one time I signed up for a free thing from an author I actually like and follow, and what follows was months of similar fantasy indie author deluge. I felt so bad unsubscribing to each of the authors mailing lists but I just wasn't interested in them and I didn't sign up for them.
What is the future of human writing and there's just so much writing out there and people are reading less and less
The link above is to a promotional for science fiction novels written by indie authors. You can download their novels for free, for October - November.
Disclaimer: I don't make any money from this. Neither does my sci-fi author friend C.A. Hartman who is part of the promotional with her book "The Refugee". I highly recommend it.