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10 years ago

By mistake, I've deleted a Houzz update I got yesterday (Sept 9th), I think. (Wonderful "great room" with clerestory and all the windows finished in white, black and white kitchen). Any advice on how to re-receive it? Thanks.

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Tom Flanagan
10 years ago
Hi @jasperco,

Could you clarify if this was an email you received? It may have been our Newsletter sent out on the Wednesday.
To access the newsletter from the app, simply head to the 'Newsletters' section of the app which you'll find in the toolbar at the bottom of the screen.

Let us know if this helps or if you require any further assistance!
jasperco
Original Author
10 years ago
Tom

Tom, thanks for the reply. Yes, it was an email, but unlike the newsletters which I can access on this "UK" Houzz app, the contents of the smiles which come regularly are much more international. The picture I am looking for was, I think, of a Californian house. I've tried going to the Houzz.com website, but when I try to access it, I get the UK version. Must be doing something wrong! Any ideas?
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Tom Flanagan
10 years ago
Hi Jasperco,

Hmm, this sounds strange! So it wasn't a newsletter, just an update? And do you know if it was a Story or just an image? I can see you asked a question about this image, which doesn't seem to match your description but it's the only activity I can otherwise on your profile - https://www.houzz.co.uk/discussions/can-you-tell-what-the-floor-tiles-are-dsvw-vd~1092255

Thanks and hopefully we can sort this out!

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