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I have a common name first year/generation gmail account. The volume of mail I receive that I didn't solicit is mind-boggling. Not just spammers, but it's obvio
by k12sosse 5y ago
I have a common name first year/generation gmail account. The volume of mail I receive that I didn't solicit is mind-boggling. Not just spammers, but it's obvious that people have saved the wrong address in their browser suggestions, and that people give it out when asked for an email addresses at retail. Disney employees, California private school parents, iPhone receipts and apple IDs. Taxes, warrants, bail bonds, social security information. People are f'ing stupid when it comes to email.
Everything should require a confirmation before you assume it's valid. Not because it doesn't exist but because it might not be who you think it is.