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The weekly newsletter from Ask Leo!
In January of 2012, the newsletter will begin publishing twice a week and include some minor tweaks. Another change is in store as well.
Does your newsletter have a virus?
Occasionally, the Ask Leo! newsletter will get flagged as having a virus or malware. It doesn't. We'll look at why this happens.
How do I change the email address on which I get your newsletter?
Changing your email address for the weekly Ask Leo! newsletter is easy. It all starts with a click on a link in the last newsletter you've received.
How do I unsubscribe from your newsletter?
Unsubscribing from the weekly Ask Leo! newsletter is easy. All it takes is two, maybe three clicks.
Leo's Answers newsletter is a weekly publication of Ask Leo! and contains the latest answers, tips and other useful information from Ask Leo!
Newsletter administration and answers to common newsletter questions for subscribers.
Why am I sometimes not getting your newsletter?
Like any newsletter, "Leo's Answers" the weekly newsletter from Ask Leo! can sometimes be filtered as spam by mistake. There are things you can do.
Why can't you put full articles in your newsletter?
The weekly Ask Leo! newsletter contains article excerpts and links to the website to continue reading. I discuss the reasons why.
Why do I keep getting a newsletter subscribe pop-up on your site?
The popup box that appears one minute after you first visit Ask Leo! should only appear twice a year. If more, it's probably cookie related.