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The article assumes that people are happy to click on a link within an email from an unrecognised source, in order to cancel a fake member account. This rings a
by mc2k 16y ago
The article assumes that people are happy to click on a link within an email from an unrecognised source, in order to cancel a fake member account. This rings all sorts of alarm bells, I would never do that.
If I got an email like that, I would click the spam button and the server would probably face regular spam blacklist issues from big providers.
- prodigal_erik 16y agoThis. Silence is not consent, and if you start mailing me regularly because I did not browse to some URL telling you not to, you are a spammer and I will treat you as such.