triple opt-in with zapier+squarespace integration
hi,i am moving from squarespace e-mail marketing to klaviyo, through zapier, but both platforms require double opt-in so when new subscribers sign up to my newsletter, they get 2 confirmation emails - one from klaviyo and one from squarespace.did anyone have the same problem?
hi@thatsvali understand your problem. double opt-in is annoying for subscribers. triple opt-in is way too much.while i’m not sure if you can turn off double opt-in in squarespace, especially if you’re selling in the gdpr region, i can tell you for sure that you can turn off double opt-in in klaviyo.this feature in klaviyo is hidden from the settings by default for free plan. if you are on a paid plan in klaviyo, you can submit a request to enable this option for your account here: klaviyo contact form.ask klaviyo support team to reveal that option for you, so you can toggle double opt-in on and off for each of your lists.after you get a confirmation that the option is enabled for your account, navigate to the list for which you want to turn off the double opt-in. open the list and click on “settings”. uncheck the “require subscribers to confirm their subscription before being added to your list.” option.after you uncheck this option, klaviyo will stop sending the double opt-in emails to the subscribers joining that list.here is the documentation from klaviyo on double opt-in: the double opt-in processhope this helps!
you should have three choices.

 thanks for the update...i'll check it out. You can only link two Dropbox accounts to your comptuer, and only if one of those accounts is a Dropbox Business account and you've linked a personal account to it. Otherwise, the Dropbox app only allows for a single personal account.


If you only have personal accounts (Basic, Plus or Professional) then there is no way to switch back and forth between accounts without unlinking the computer from Dropbox and relinking with another account.


* <https://help.dropbox.com/accounts-billing/multiple-accounts/switch-between-accounts>




[View solution in original post](/t5/Dropbox-accounts-billing/I-have-3-accounts-and-I-want-to-know-which-ones-I-can-connect-to/m-p/398658#M48241) when signed in, your username appears at the top right. beside it is an envelope icon. click the icon, then 'start a new conversation.' 
 
or, click on a user's name. from there a pop up should appear. click on "start a conversation." you can add multiple recipients also. The message refers to your account with Rhapsody.

You need to "Synchronize" with Rhapsody to validate your licenses in which they verify that your account is valid.


You should generally receive this message every 15 to 30 days.


Best of Luck. No, it would be forced to switch.


Source-Experience updated on 26/02/2021:this sounds like an 'erroneous transfer' to me,@oldboiler - more info on this topic!i would reach out to our customer care team asap.we’re onfacebook,twitterand ourhelp centrehasonline chat!we can find out who is trying to take over your supply, so you can approach them and advise you wish to cancel, or highlight they have the wrong address.if it's too late or you can't cancel with them, we can 'object' to this switch, blocking it from happening!if you’re reading this and you’re thinking of switching suppliers, head over to our quote and switch page hereand check out our latest plans. i see 3 types of "faceless mailboxes"1) outbound only sent by apps and/or appliances. those are easy. setup a smtp relay in house and a connector at the o365 end. 2) mailboxes that don't belong to any one person but are monitored by humans in addition to their personal mailbox. set up a shared mailbox3) mailboxes that are monitored by an automated process. setup a real mailbox. license exchange only or no more than business essentials/e1 i was using showsignintogettokens() and switched to showsigninandredirect(). looks like the former only supports popups for social logins. the latter results in more redirects, but at least the experience is better for users (popup blockers don’t hamper the experience). Think about it: I have information you want, and I am sending it to you right now.  

But ... you don't receive it instantly - it takes time to type, then I send it via broadband to New York, which sends it to Toronto, where it reaches CP's servers, which decides to send you an email, so that goes to your email server, and finally your systems check for emails and you get this.  

  

I have vastly more processing power than required to type this - heck, I'm also watching the TV News and talking to Herself while I type. CP's servers have more capacity than needed, your phone, lappie, tablet, or desktop can do many things simultaneously while handling your email.  

  

You can upgrade the processors, memory, and HDD of every single computer in the chain - ***but it will have no significant effect at all on how long it takes you to get a reply!***   

The communications channel and it's limitations have the only significant effect on the time it takes. it’s generic. it’s good or bad. i got the same email before getting hired at google. it could also be a rejection. good luck!