PALM COAST, Fla.–Beginning Monday March 7, CUToday.info will be moving to a new solution to improve the service of its popular daily email news headlines.
If you haven’t yet updated your email and information in order to continue to receive CUToday.info’s daily news headlines, act now or you will no longer receive the emails effective Monday.
And, yes, the best news resource in credit unions remains free!
The reason for the change: the credit union community has signed up in record numbers for the daily morning email, but all that readership has also led to numerous readers experiencing delivery issues and reporting they have not been receiving the latest in news reporting in the credit union community.
You can sign-up for the new provider here.
As a result, we have good news!
Through a partnership with ResponseGenius we will not only improve every reader’s delivery experience, but the daily headlines will be provided in a fresh, new format that is easy to read, especially on mobile devices.
Easy Sign Up
The other piece of good news is this: It will require less than one-minute of your time to re-sign up by going here. We know it requires one click and a few keystrokes, but pace yourself and think of it as the easiest data conversion you will ever be a part of.
As we’re sure you understand, we also must comply with rules for sending email (you know how important it is to keep the regulators happy), which is why we are asking you to take a moment and re-sign up.
“We thank all of our readers for having made CUToday.info such a success, and appreciate them taking this moment of their time to ensure they don’t miss out on the very latest news and continue to receive the best free resource in credit unions,” said CUToday.info Cooperator-in-Chief Frank J. Diekmann.
The current email service will no longer be used on March 7.
Important Note
One final but important note: Please note and/or make your IT department or email administrator aware the emails will be coming from the domains CUTodayinfo.com and CUTodayinfoReply.com.
Again, you can sign-up for the new provider here.