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You mean it gets the spammer blacklisted so they risk being unable to contact me. I've actually pinged a couple of services to let them know that spamming me i
by jopsen 6y ago
You mean it gets the spammer blacklisted so they risk being unable to contact me.
I've actually pinged a couple of services to let them know that spamming me is a security vulnerability, because they loose their ability to contact me.
- eloisant 6y agoThe thing is you'll be the one inconvenienced. Let's say you often buy on Amazon (or any other online shop), they send you a newsletter. If you mark it as spam instead of unsubscribing, you could be losing some of their emails you'd want to see (order confirmation, response to a message you sent them, etc).
- codecutter 6y agoI have simple solution for that. If the newsletter doesn't stop and keeps coming, I would just cancel my email address amzn1@mydomain and open another one amzn2@mydomain. If the spam persists, I just move business elsewhere. As simple as that.