Email Marketing

When I try to open my e-mail, animated advertising messages do not allow me access to my email without an annoying delay.
Can I avoid that or eliminate it?
reply to northparkway@yahoo.com

All of sudden I am getting advertising pop ups on my e mail page in the body of e mail. what gives.

There is a new wide column on the right that has one ad in it. IN between sending messages, a large ad appears for something else. On the lower lefthand side, three rectangles cover up part of my menu, causing me to scroll up and down to use it instead of being able to see it all the time. Two of those are identical and therefore one is superfluous. This is an unwanted development and very distracting. It is a nuisance to change providers, but this is very annoying.

I find the latter e-mails offensive and want them stopped!!!

If one were to send an e-mail advertising a business to a small group of targeted addresses (20 or less) and include instructions to the recipient on how to be removed from the mailing list if they so desire, would it be considered spam? Is there any acceptable means of contacting potential customers through e-mail?

I strongly object to having Wal-Mart or any other advertiser preclude my use of my e-mail.

A hacker loged into my e-mail and used it for advertising his electronics business. Is there any way I can prevent this from happening again?

I send out e-mails to various persons and establishments regarding our offer. If I don’t receive a feedback after a week, does it mean that they’re not interested? Do I have to call them to ask for feedback? Thanks.

The problem is that the person sending the e-mail just sends another market e-mail using a different address. Does anyone know of a way to stop this from happening? How can I block a person who sends unwanted mail, and uses a different sending address each time? I asked the person to stop but they continue. Any help out there?

We screenprint on metal Stainless Steal, Aluminum,
plastics. We just open our doors our marketing stratagies are
postcards, and e-mail we, are a small shop. is this a good plan?
email campaigns