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Old 09-04-2014, 08:41 PM   #1
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Default Keep receiving Email notifications

Hi all i keep receiving email notifications from fordforums saying that someone has posted a new reply. Im talking 18 emails in 30 minuets.
I went to:
UserCP > Edit Options > Default Thread Subscription Mode > and selected "no email notification" but they keep coming...

Then the section above that says receive email from admins ect ect and those boxs are all ticked as i would like to be contacted from administration if need be.

Should i untick all them aswell orr? help please.

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