Frequently Asked Questions

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What is a Subscriber?

A Subscriber is the person using the Service to receive messages from a mail list.

What is a List Leader?

A List Leader is the person or company using the Service to send messages to Subscribers.

What is a Mail List?

A collection of Subscribers, each of whom has assented to receive messages from a List Leader.

What are the Terms of Use of SendMeMore?

The Terms of Use document describes who may use the Service and the purposes for which it may be used. Read the Terms of Use document.

How do I unsubscribe from a list?

Logon to SendMeMore by selecting the Subscribers option from the home page. This will take you to the Subscriber Controls page. Select the Unsubscribe option, and then select the list you wish to unsubscribe from.

What about my privacy?

Details regarding our efforts to protect your privacy can be found in our Privacy Statement.

How do I contact the List Leader of a list I've subscribed to?

Every list on the system is assigned an 'alias' which is used as an email address for the list. If a list named, "The World of Dogs", were created, it could have an alias of "dog", for example. The alias would be used as part of the list's email address, e.g., dog@SendMeMore.com. 

Each list is also provided with a method for contacting the List Leader by sending email to ListAlias_admin@SendMeMore.com. Based on the previous example, to reach the List Leader of The Word of Dogs, you would send an email to "dogs_admin@SendMeMore.com".

When you subscribe to a list hosted at SendMeMore you will be provided with a welcome message that provides your account information, how to contact the List Leader, and a reminder regarding this process. 

How do I report annoying email or unwanted messages?

Send an email message to VIOLATIONS@SendMeMore.com.

How can this service be offered for free?

List Leaders who choose to host their lists on the SendMeMore Network Service have agreed to allow a limited number of advertisements to be inserted into their newsletters, messages or other correspondence to Subscribers. These advertisements are described in the Terms of Use which every List Leader has been made aware of. Companies accepted as advertisers are screened and have represented themselves as responsible companies interested in communicating with the Christian consumer. The advertising fees charged these companies are used to support the operation of this service.

Who can operate a list on this service?

Anyone who reads and accepts the Terms of Use for the service.