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Take the pressure off of saying "No, thanks" to an email
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What does it mean to say "No, thanks?"
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What does it mean to say "No, thanks?"
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Saying "No, thanks" to a received email, either from your TicketMaster - Match.com Mailbox or from your personal inbox, means that you're not interested in the sender.
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How do I tell someone I'm not interested?
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How do I tell someone I'm not interested?
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Simply click the "No, thanks" link in any email in your TicketMaster - Match.com Mailbox or personal inbox. You'll be able to choose from several canned responses or reply in your own words. That way, the sender knows why you're not interested and can move on to other matches that are more suited for them. Go to your inbox.
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Why should I say "No, thanks?"
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Why should I say "No, thanks?"
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If, after reviewing the sender's profile and email, you decide that you're not a good match, saying "No, thanks" can mean a lot to the other TicketMaster - Match.com member. It will provide closure and let them know it's ok to move on to other matches that are better suited for them. Remember, they took the time and effort to send you an email, even if they're not the right match for you. Surely you would appreciate the same courtesy! Besides, you'll be sending your fair share of emails, too...
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What feedback can I provide?
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What feedback can I provide?
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We've provided a range of options for feedback so that you can be as general or as specific as you would like. You can choose from a list of pre-written responses or reply in your own words. Whatever makes you feel comfortable!
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What does that someone I'm not interested in receive?
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What does that someone I'm not interested in receive?
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When you say "No, thanks", an email is delivered to the sender that provides the feedback and gives them tips on how to improve their chances of finding their special someone.
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Why can't I say "No, thanks"?
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Why can't I say "No, thanks"?
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Once you say you're not interested to a received email, you cannot say it again.
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