Unroll.Me is pretty amazing. On a typical day, my daily Unroll.Me email has 20 or so newsletters, advertisements, daily deals, etc., that I’ve chosen to put there. These were things to which I did not want to unsubscribe, but I didn’t want them cluttering my inbox either. The daily digest first thing in the morning is great for getting a quick glance at each of these without having to delete 20 individual emails every day. It’s so nice.

I’ve also used Unroll.Me to unsubscribe to some of those pesky emails that just won’t go away. Click ‘Unsubscribe’ in Unroll.Me and you’ll never see it again. They’ll either successfully unsubscribe you, or delete the email as it comes into your inbox. Either way, it’s amazing.

If you haven’t already, give it a try:

We’ve written about Unroll.me, a service that helps users manage their junk email and subscriptions, before — most recently when it was redesigned in April. Now the company is sharing some stats about its growth. For one thing, it says it has more than 100,000 subscribers…continue reading