You signed up for youmint.com. Imported your contacts from gmail or Orkut and sent invites to your friends. Suddenly, your friends start screaming at you ‘What the hell is wrong with you? Why are you sending the same youmint invite 10 times!’ Shock laga?
I was stunned too when a few of my friends started mailing me inquiring why I was spamming them. <\/p>\n
So I promptly wrote to all the mail ids<\/a> listed in their ‘contact us’ page and asked them to delete my account; there is no option on youmint.com to delete your account. Somebody did call me from youmint and assured me that the spamming will stop. But it didn’t. So I lost my patience and blogged about it<\/a>. And, that post now comes up in the first results page on Google when you search for youmint.com<\/a> or youmint<\/a>. <\/p>\n \ud83d\ude42 and their top boss one Mr. Ankush called and spoke to me. Today I received a mail from them saying that my a\/c has been deleted. Ankush also promised to add to their FAQ list<\/a> on ‘how to delete my youmint account’ <\/p>\n I’ll have to admit that folks at youmint are quite serious about customer care but it’d have been better if only they had paid attention to design. That’s another story. <\/p>\n