@KatieMiller: I had @bot go through my emails and unsubscribe from recurring payments, TV streaming, and media. It works by getting t…
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Katie Miller shared how she used a bot to scan her emails and unsubscribe from recurring payments, saving $1,600 per year by negotiating lower rates.
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I had @bot go through my emails and unsubscribe from recurring payments, TV streaming, and media.
It works by getting to the cancel screens, then choosing to stay subscribed at a lower rate.
In one day it has saved me $1,600/year. https://t.co/708L8zpxIf
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