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recordingrevolution.com

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support@recordingrevolution.com

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Tue, Sep 26, 2023 04:19 PM

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Hey Joe Gilder here. I discovered this morning that I screwed up. I didn't set up email forwarding c

[View in Web Browser]( Hey Joe Gilder here. I discovered this morning that I screwed up. I didn't set up email forwarding correctly for the support@recordingrevolution.com email address. We haven't been receiving all your emails in the last several weeks. That means if you have replied to this email newsletter or sent an email to that address asking for something like a refund, I didn't get it. This is 100% my fault, and I apologize. I'm going through the backlog of requests this morning, but if you've been waiting for something from me, please feel free to reply to this email and let me know about it. (I'll get them now, I promise.) Specifically to those who requested refunds and were ignored, I'm very sorry. Your anger is understandable. We'll make it right today. Thank you, Joe Gilder The Recording Revolution [Unsubscribe]( | Sent by The Recording Revolution 777 N Ashley Dr Unit 1306 • Tampa, Florida • 33602

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