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I have an old feed I want to discontinue, but it's not hooked up to my OpenID login. How do I stop that feed?

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Mario Menti, Official Rep, replied on March 10, 2008 08:18

Go to https://twitterfeed.com/reminder and enter your twitter username and password. This will display the OpenID URL(s) which are posting to that twitter account. You may have logged in with 2 separate OpenID URLs without noticing (e.g. with/without "www"). The reminder page should show you all of them, so you can log in with the exact URLs as shown and delete/disable the feed(s).

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