Turn Off or Change Account Status Emails
By default, Mailchimp sends you emails for sent campaigns, weekly account statuses, and more. Learn how to change or turn off the emails you receive.
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Subscribe and unsubscribe notifications are email alerts that tell you when someone opts in or out of your email marketing. You can change how often you receive notifications, or turn them off for each audience.
In this article, you'll learn how to stop or start your subscribe and unsubscribe notifications.
Here are some things to know before you begin this process.
To turn notifications on or off, follow these steps.
If you’re not receiving notifications as expected, here are some common issues and tips to help you troubleshoot.
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By default, Mailchimp sends you emails for sent campaigns, weekly account statuses, and more. Learn how to change or turn off the emails you receive.
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