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If I subscribe to your feed via email, will I get an email for every single post that you write?
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Do you publish a full or partial feed?
I publish a full feed here at Blogging Away Debt. I used to publish a partial feed (it only gave the first paragraph or so of a post) but then I started using a feed reader and I found that I enjoyed it when blogs have a full feed. That way I can read all of their content in the feed reader versus clicking through to their site.
Don’t you lose visitors by having people subscribe to your feed?
Technically, there is a chance that people will only read my feed and not stop in to my site. Therefore I could lose actual visitors. But I hope that people click through to the articles and leave a comment. However, I understand the personal nature of debt and some prefer to read about it and when the time is right they talk about it. If you choose to subscribe to my feed and never visit the actual site again, that’s okay.
Do you collect personal information about me when I subscribe to your feed?
If you subscribe to my feed in a feed reader, the only information I can obtain is collective information as to how many people are reading my feed in the different types of feed readers.
If you subscribe via email, I do have access to a listing of emails for everyone that has subscribed. I will not sell or use your email address to use it for anything other than delivering my feed to you through the Feedburner program. I dislike spam as much as the next person. I also will not contact you directly for any reason. The only exception is if you reply to the daily email with your thoughts. I will usually then reply to your email.
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If you have a feed reader, all you need to do is delete the feed. If you are currently receiving email updates there is an unsubscribe link at the bottom of the emails. If for some reason that link doesn’t work, feel free to contact me directly and I can go into the program that manages the emails and delete your address manually.
About This Site
My Debt
- Original Debt: $38,495.86
- Paid: $19,149.13
- Remaining: $19,346.73
- Broken Down
- Auto Loan 1: $0
- Credit Card: $0 Woo Hoo!
- Student Loan: $9,501.52
- Auto Loan 2: $9,845.21
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