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These tactics kind of remind me of the Uber/Lyft vote in Austin: it reached the point where people didn’t even care what the companies wanted because the way th
by makecheck 10y ago
These tactics kind of remind me of the Uber/Lyft vote in Austin: it reached the point where people didn’t even care what the companies wanted because the way they were over-spamming and aggressively campaigning was leaving a poor taste in everyone’s mouths.
At what point do people start auto-hating solely because of the way Windows 10 is being advertised: not wanting to upgrade, not wanting to learn more but simply wanting to make it all stop?
- joering2 10y agoI still receive those spammy emails. And Sendgrid is fully in bed with them. Forwarded spam to Sendgrid and they said they will follow up with Uber (so apparently they are Uber's customer support at this point - great!) The spamming practice never changed or stopped despite Sendgrid telling me they will send my email to them (!!) to unsubscribe me from their list, when I didn't even subscribe in the first place. As I received more Uber spam I kept updating Sendgrid ticked (zendesk). Eventually some 2 weeks later they closed it as "resolved" and never replied to my emails again. I still get Uber Spam from Sendgrid. Stay away from that piece of shit as long as you can!! (both Uber and Sendgrid) PS. As of Uber, I copied all my emails and forwarded them to FCC. In short telephone conversation I was told I'm not the only one and as they have reached over 1,000 complaints in short period of time, they will be investigating both into Uber practices and also Sendgrid as an accomplice to their alleged crime. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAN-SPAM_Act_of_2003 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAN-SPAM_Act_of_2003