[ceocards]

2 methods - depending on how many cards are in there and what collections you actually want the cards in:

1. Press the "Show Tags" button if you haven't already so you can see the name of the collection (ie "Recently Added") below each card name. Then click the little X by the name of the collection you want to remove that card from. So in your case, click the X next to each "Recently Added" tag.

2. If you have a bunch and you don't want to click the x by each one, you can use your trash can to 'scrub' all the collections off a card. Make sure your trash can is empty, then send your entire 'recently added' collection to trash. Go into your trash can and all the collections associated with the cards will be gone. Then move them back into whatever collection you want them in.

[jacobystealshome]

(05-12-2011 07:16 PM)wmsportcards Wrote:  I do have one question how do I remove all the cards out of the recently added? so it is on 0?

use "move to"

[xstreaminsanity]

(05-12-2011 06:32 PM)the shadow Wrote:  just curious, didnt you say there were 50,000 users? why send it to 6x times that amount?

There are 50,000-ish registered users meaning that since the new site was released, they set up their forum account on here. That's where I got the number. They also sent out an email to the users who haven't been back or have been inactive for a few years. Knowledge is power, so they mass distributed it to everyone who's ever been here...I think.

[greg van der heide]

Wow... What an unpleasant surprise. I haven't made it onto the site in a couple weeks, so I decided to update my organize with some new cards, but the popup told me I couldn't. I searched every email account I own and couldn't find the message from Beckett anywhere. I guess they skipped me. Anyway, I somewhat understand the need for paying for the services, but I don't use it near that often to make the purchase worth it. Oh well, back to excel. I still plan on using the forums to keep up with the hobby though.

[nflspcollector]

I love the fact that there was no warning about the yearly charge. Very professional. Anyway to milk the consumer for more money I guess. Thanks Beckett!! All those hours adding my cards into your very complicated website all for nothing. Didnt get the email either....no surprise.

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This kinda reminds me of the genius idea of paying for bottle water. I still drink from the faucet. Maybe they can sell Ice to the Eskimo's.

[hilfiger1975]

(05-13-2011 03:11 AM)nflspcollector Wrote:  I love the fact that there was no warning about the yearly charge. Very professional. Anyway to milk the consumer for more money I guess. Thanks Beckett!! All those hours adding my cards into your very complicated website all for nothing. Didnt get the email either....no surprise.

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This kinda reminds me of the genius idea of paying for bottle water. I still drink from the faucet. Maybe they can sell Ice to the Eskimo's.

LOL! I agree!

[xstreaminsanity]

(05-13-2011 03:11 AM)nflspcollector Wrote:  I love the fact that there was no warning about the yearly charge. Very professional. Anyway to milk the consumer for more money I guess. Thanks Beckett!! All those hours adding my cards into your very complicated website all for nothing. Didnt get the email either....no surprise.

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This kinda reminds me of the genius idea of paying for bottle water. I still drink from the faucet. Maybe they can sell Ice to the Eskimo's.

Couple reasons you may have not received it, but I'm not exactly sure as to the ultimate reason. They sent it out to 300,000+ emails they have in the system. I don't know if they did it at 500 at a time as some mail servers have a limit. However, depending on your email provider, they may have either 1) sent it to your junk mail, or 2) blocked it entirely due to the number of recipients. That is one of the reasons why as soon as it was sent out, it was also posted on the forums for people to read, just in case. They gave a "warning", not a long one, but they did.