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I just move them to bin. I wonder how many of them is fishing, so that they redirect you to fake sign in page and steal your password.

• zrm 8y ago
  > I wonder how many of them is fishing, so that they redirect you to fake sign in page and steal your password. Or spammers trying to verify that your email address is active. Presumably the spammers can charge more for verified targets.
• djhworld 8y ago
  I usually ignore them too, however I found one recruitment agency send me a mail saying that no reply/action is 'assumed consent' for them to keep my data. So I'm having to impose an annoying level of extra scrutiny on these mailings to make sure no other company is throwing the no action == assumed consent excuse
  • dmitriid 8y ago
    > no reply/action is 'assumed consent' for them to keep my data. This is illegal under GDPR
  • PeterisP 8y ago
    GDPR is absolutely explicit that no action == no consent.