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Yet I still get the occasional user who will flag their purchase receipt as spam when all they really mean to do is delete it. They don't get the difference and
by Goronmon 7y ago
Yet I still get the occasional user who will flag their purchase receipt as spam when all they really mean to do is delete it. They don't get the difference and don't realize that it matters which button they click.
I have a relatively high profile email address (first initial and last name) and I almost daily get at least one form of "receipt" from a transaction someone made where they entered my email by mistake.
Sometimes I'm in a bad mood and I'll mark anything I see like that as spam partly because its frustrating and partly because I suspect a good number of these emails actually are spam masquerading as receipt/login/etc emails.
And I just don't have the energy to figure out which are legit or not.