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The 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
by eloisant 6y ago
The 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.