How can I make the UNSUBSCRIBE tag in MaxBulk Mailer appear (red) Unsubscribe rather than (blue) Unsubscribe?

It's just my personal preference that red is indicative of Unsubcribe and green for Subscribe.

Are using HTML? In such case you will have to add some HTML code to alter the color.

This is what I have used in the past.
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Font size="2" style="font-family:Arial">
<a href="http://phpemails.website.com.au/unsubscribe.php?email=[E-mail Address]" title="Click here to UNsubscribe" style="color:#FF0000">
<b>un</b>subscribe@<b>WEBSITE</b>.com.au</a>
</Font>
<BR>
<Font size="2" style="font-family:Arial" color="black">
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;If you wish to receive future offers, specials or reminders, please email
</Font>
<Font size="2" style="font-family:Arial">
<a href="http://phpemails.website.com.au/subscribeT.php?email=[E-mail Address]" title="Click here to SUBSCRIBE" style="color:#009900">
subscribe@<b>WEBSITE</b>.com.au</a>
</Font>
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Here, UNsubscribe@WEBSITE.com.au is in RED and subscribe@WEBSITE.com.au is in GREEN. This is what I want.

However, if I used the unsubscribe tag [Unsubcribe} as follows:
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<Font size="2" style="font-family: Arial" color="black"></b>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;If you wish to be taken off this mailing list, please email
</Font>
<Font size="2" style="font-family:Arial" color="red">
[Unsubscribe]@<b>WEBSITE</b>.com.au
</Font>
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But here,
the word Unsubscribe is in Blue and the rest (@WEBSITE.com.au) is in red.
Looks like this Unsubscribe@WEBSITE.com.au. I don't like it this way.

I want ALL of it in red (Unsubscribe@WEBSITE.com.au)

Is there something we can do?

UP!
Do you have answer ?
It's intresting for me too!

I believe the only way to do that is using the HTML format, the message in HTML and some CSS styles to alter the link color. It is explained here.