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I've been tweaking some email settings and I'd like those who don't get PF emails, or have those emails end up in the spam box, check to see if things have improved. Please keep me updated. I believe my fixes should have worked.
Greg Bernhardt said:I've been tweaking some email settings and I'd like those who don't get PF emails, or have those emails end up in the spam box, check to see if things have improved. Please keep me updated. I believe my fixes should have worked.
rhody said:Greg,
I got my first one after almost a year without any. I will let you know if they do not continue, and Thanks, it must not have been easy to find and fix, if you don't mind a brief explanation would be appreciated.
Rhody...
Greg Bernhardt said:Anyone having problems receiving PF emails?
PF emails refer to emails sent by the scientific journal "Physical Review Letters". These emails typically contain important updates, notifications about new publications, and other relevant information for scientists in the field.
To sign up for PF emails, you can create an account on the Physical Review Letters website and opt-in to receive email notifications. You can also subscribe to specific topics or authors to customize the emails you receive.
Yes, you can unsubscribe from PF emails at any time by clicking on the "unsubscribe" link at the bottom of the email. You can also manage your email preferences in your account settings on the Physical Review Letters website.
Yes, PF emails are completely free. You do not have to pay any subscription fees to receive these emails.
If you are not receiving PF emails, first check your spam or junk folder to see if they are being filtered there. If not, you may need to update your email preferences in your account settings on the Physical Review Letters website or contact their customer support for further assistance.