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Report them at https://www.spamcop.net/anonsignup.shtml https://www.spamcop.net/anonsignup.shtml

• Karunamon 10y ago
  Please don't. All you're doing is polluting the data at Spamcop and violating their terms anyways. https://www.spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/125.html https://www.spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/125.html Bulk email can be split into two categories: Opt-in and Opt-out. Opt-in is email that an individual requested or agreed to receive. Many legitimate mailers use opt-in methods for marketing. Individuals are responsible for reading and understanding a company's privacy policies and acceptable use policies (if applicable) before submitting an email address. If a privacy or acceptable use policy clearly states that signing up for the service results in receiving marketing or commercial email, then the individual has "opted-in" to receive email and that email is not spam. A company emailing you when you have given them your permission to email you, but about certain topics you decide you don't like is not spam.
  • 0x0 10y ago
    Obviously you need to "unsubscribe all" on the first mail before taking such an action on subsequent mails.
  • mkesper 10y ago
    This practice is clearly not opt-in! There's no button "please spam me with all future newsletters we invent" you have set yourself.
    • Karunamon 10y ago
      Permission is granted company by company, not topic by topic. I get that "spam" has become throwaway shorthand for "email I'd rather not receive", but that is not the definition used by law and by antispam groups.