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How do I unsubscribe to your e-mails?

Fameo Online Jewellery Boutique will never sent you unsolicited e-mail messages (SPAM) and if you receiving an e-mail message from Fameo, it is because you subscribed to it and confirmed this by verifying your e-mail address or it is a "phishing" or "spoof" e-mail message that looks very similar to a real e-mail from Fameo.

If you have instructed us to send you e-mail notifications and/or newsletters, but now decided not to receive them anymore, you may stop it by updating your "Privacy preferences" through your account or, if you have subscribed to Fameo newsletters, please unsubscribe through the "E-mail subscriptions" at your account.

If you have never verified your e-mail address and/or subscribed to any e-mail notifications or newsletter, please check if the e-mail messages you are receiving are not "phishing" or "spoof" messages. These messages are easy to identify:

We will never ask you the following information in an e-mail

Your national insurance number or VAT registration number;
Your bank account information, credit card number, PIN number or credit card security code;
Your mother's maiden name;
Your Fameo ID or your account password;
Unsubscribe you from a service. (Many spammers use this to create a list of valid e-mail addresses);
Confirm your order delivery address;
Confirm your billing address.

We will never send you a message from another domain

Genuine Fameo e-mails come from an e-mail address ending in "@fameo.co.uk" or "@fameo.com" or "@fameo.biz";
Fake e-mails only look like they originated from Fameo, for example, by putting "Fameo" at the beginning of the address, such as fameo-orders@hotmail.com;
If the return address contains the name of another Internet Service Provider (ISP), you can be sure the e-mail is not from Fameo;
Please note, that a return address can be forged.

If you are unsure the e-mail message is legitimate or not, please contact us filing a "Report phishing or unsolicited ("Spam") e-mail communication" and send us the full and unmodified message source.

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