unsubscribe

[sas2000]

how do i unsubscribe from the answerbank
Thanks

[factor-fiction]

Do you want to stop receiving emails from AB?
Or do you want to stop someone logging in as you?
You could email the ed and ask him to close the account, but your posts will remain

[Messi_Ten]

You have to enter your account disable code, it's a 6 digit number.

[ummmm]

Just stop posting.

[Messi_Ten]

Why? I enjoy AB!

[ummmm]

lol

[Nibble]

Here we go, Here we go, Here we go, etc

[factor-fiction]

You could change your AB password to something completely random that you'll never remember and then log out of AB, so you can't get back in again

[Nibble]

From AB FAQ's

Question Author

How do I un-register from The AnswerBank?

Send an email to the AnswerBank Editor asking to be un-registered. You will be unregistered from The AnswerBank so that you no longer receive emails from us and that your account cannot be accessed. We do, however, have a policy of retaining anything you have posted during your time with us. We believe that your contribution to The AnswerBank is important and the answers and questions you posted could help someone out in the future.

11:55 Tue 07th Dec 2010

As such you'll only un-register, and apart from asking Ab Editor to delete yopur posts, then the above is the only way, but all your Q&A's remain the property of The AnswerBank.

[bazwillrun]

just post something remotely racist and youll be off here in a nano second, and your account closed and posts deleted

simple

[vivandorron]

I haven't a clue as to what Messi has said about a six digit code number. At the risk of offending him, I am saying that he is just Messing about.

Anyway, has anything upset you so that you wish to leave such a site which is both humorous and serious; dependent upon questions which are posed.

Unsubscribing from AB is a bit like ceasing to shop at a supermarket where you have a loyalty card. The information they have is retained within the system; even although you refrain from shopping there.... But you are still able to go back and shop at any-time, if you say nothing.

Ron.