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Whenever this happens I create a filter and skip the inbox from that sender.

• asaddhamani 5y ago
  There should be some kind of reporting system where you can get entire domains / organisations blacklisted from ever sending emails to any recipient, I think a harsh stance like that is the only thing that will keep our inboxes clean
  • samb1729 5y ago
    An alternative is to consider that the design of email (everything* going into your inbox by default) is broken, and consider that simply knowing someone’s email address shouldn’t grant access to any attention. I’m a big fan of HEY for exactly this reason. Go ahead and send me as many sales emails as you like - they’ll never notify me until I explicitly grant the sender permission. Besides incremental UX improvements over time, the email experience is not well aligned with the way things actually work. The assumption that people are good actors is a poor one and almost everyone who uses email is stuck with an unmaintainable backlog of crap as a result. Instead of further incremental improvements to the same mess, switch things up.