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It's not exactly the same, but it reminds me of something I heard a few years ago. I knew someone who worked at a small non-profit. Once a year they'd do a part
by vitd 11y ago
It's not exactly the same, but it reminds me of something I heard a few years ago. I knew someone who worked at a small non-profit. Once a year they'd do a particular fund drive that involved calling their previous donors and either talking with them or leaving a message asking them to please donate again. And every year, they'd get a message back on their machine saying only, "Please take me off your list!" They had no idea who the caller was, and she never answered the phone when they called her, so they could never take her off the list!
- stephengillie 11y agoHaving worked for a Real Estate webhost who provided email campaigns as a service, we got those all the time. Someone who wasn't subscribed in the system, but was receiving our spam nonetheless. These were usually due to an email distribution list being subscribed and that person being on that DL. Unfortunately some of these were distribution lists of distribution lists, so we couldn't see the original DL address to unsubscribe it, or help at all.