Email-Alerts

Please note that we provide email-alerts as a complimentary service to our subscribers.

In order to receive our signals email-alerts, first, you have to register (activate) your email address in our members' area:

1. After you subscribe for the service, log into the signals members' area;
2. Go to the email-alerts page (use the "email-alerts" link at the top of the signals page);
3. Enter your email address into the "Email" field; then press the "Submit Email" button;
4. Make sure your email address is displayed correctly and that the alert status is set to "Active".

If we publish a new signal or alter an existing signal, we will issue a new email-alert that reflects any such changes. Email-alerts will be issued within immediately of any changes having been made. In addition, we review our signals daily around 20:30 EST and then issue a new email-alert that reflects the latest changes made to a signal. If a signal remains unchanged, you will also be alerted to that fact.

If you do not receive our email alerts -

Visit our signals area and check whether the signals have been recently updated. The most recent signal will always be posted on our signals page. If you ever miss one of our email-alerts, it is best to check the site, as the information posted there is always current.

Also, check the status of your email account to ensure there were no typos in your email address when you registered it with us. If everything is correct and you are still not getting our emails on a regular basis, try to submit a different email address, just in case your email provider is filtering your email. If you are still not getting our email-alerts, send a test email to yourself to determine whether filtering is the cause of the problem.

SPAM filtering is probably the main reason why an email from our servers may not reach an intended recipient. Many Internet service providers filter out emails from anyone not listed in their recipients' address lists. Another frequent reason why some people do not receive our emails is simply because their email accounts have gone over quota.

Please note that all of these problems are beyond our control (and sometimes even beyond our customers' control).