Hi Mark,
Looks like you are subscribed.
-Alex
On 3/4/22, 11:40 AM, "Mark" <m_hartn...@comcast.net> wrote:
I tried and got an email I needed to respond to a link, instead I clicked
on
the previous link and included the subject and text. I got an email back
and
I responded by clicking on the link and then I got this welcome email.
Should I try again?
Thanks
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