HELP PLEASE! I have and still get thousands of emails from apple communities support???!!!

Hi There
This is the third Message I sent to warn All the Apple Communities Support that everybody of them is SENDING ME AN EMAIL I've NEVER ask for!!!
IS IS A HUGE BLOW TO MY HOTMAIL ACCOUNT! I have a message or 5 messages in one evert 2 to 5 minutes max! My hotmail account will just explode!
I should ask you in first place to help me, and will see with Microsoft and hotmail to stop this hemorrhage!!!
When I first login, I saw a message saying :
Apple communities support in Korea page??!! I don't get this where come from? That's the only weird thing I saw!
Kind regards

Go to your profile page.
Select the Notifications tab clear out anything that shows there.
Go back to your profile
In the Actions box select Preferences
Select the Email Notifications Preferences tab
Set the values as you like
Go back to your profile
In the Actions box select Manage Email Notifications
delete any that show
that should do it

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