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Have you ever been on the receiving end of a sales person's drip campaign?

• antigirl 6y ago
  Yes and I click the Unsubscribe link if I don’t want to receive anymore emails
  • holstvoogd 6y ago
    Yeah, that works great when they make a new list each month.. I’ve had to threaten GPDR complaints to get off lists I hadn’t even subscribed too haha
    • koonsolo 6y ago
      At that point you just mark them as spam, no?
    • what_ever 6y ago
      They can similarly create a new FROM address for the campaign then to get around Hey?
  • city41 6y ago
    You have to dig for the unsubscribe link at the bottom of the email, navigate the unsubscribe website interface which is always wildly different and sometimes absolutely confusing (possibly on purpose). Then finally you have to hope they honor the request. I think the screener sounds great. I hate that pretty much all online retailers equate a purchase with "we can send you marketing emails". Having a consistent, up front interface to kill these emails that will always work is very nice.
• Nextgrid 6y ago
  I haven't had a single legitimate company ignore a firm and strongly worded e-mail or phone call asking to not be contacted again. Plus in Europe we have the GDPR on our side and while it's not actually being enforced, mentioning it is usually enough to raise some eyebrows.