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Don't reply to spam mail, it lets them know 1, it's a valid address and 2, you'll engage with them If that fails look up their hosting provider ( https://www.w
by new_guy 5y ago
Don't reply to spam mail, it lets them know 1, it's a valid address and 2, you'll engage with them
If that fails look up their hosting provider ( https://www.whois.com https://www.whois.com ) and report it directly to them, you can also complain to your equivalent of the ICO ( https://ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint/nuisance-calls-and-messages/spam-emails/ https://ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint/nuisance-calls-and-messa... ) although they're mostly toothless.
- DoreenMichele 5y agoThey know it's a valid email address. There's a long sordid backstory there and unsubscribing should have been an option via contacting them if they weren't abusive dirtbags. I am only interested in understanding the part where I forwarded the spam email to MailChimp per their instructions and Gmail did not let me keep a record of my "sent" mail because it originated from the spam folder and then unmarking my "sent" email unmarked the original spam email as well.