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Dealing with fucking marketing emails 2017-03-12 11:41:32 Post No.
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Today I've got a stupid marketing email from the service I've registered sometimes ago. But the point is that I've already unsubscribed from all their emails. When I asked them via email WTF they told me "You've unsubscribed from all our old emails, but we have a brand new one so deal with it and unsubscribe again".
The problem is that they are not the only company who work that way. How can I deal with it? I reported an abuse to their hosting company and will mark all their new letters as spam.
What else could I do to?
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Make a new email account.
In fact, make several, with each geared to a specific purpose like having a spam email, a family only email, a social media only email, a work only email.
Have all use different, generated passwords and use stronger passwords for those tied to online banking or financial accounts.
Might I also suggest only giving out the spam email when siging up for some online store, but only conservativel giving out your family/work emails?
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>>1851672
>not using gmail
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> not using spam to make profit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytDamqTjPwg
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>>1851672
Take them to the supreme court.
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>>1851672
Why on earth would you unsubscribe? Now they know it's a valid email that's being used. They will put you on a list with the others and sell it. You will now get even more spam.
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>>1851672
Block the email, geez, retard alert. Also use gmail for a worry-free living.
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