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gregjor = correct. ignore after training your email it is spam, usually by placing it in the spam folder. Never unsubscribe = you are live one we can sell = flo
by aurizon 5y ago
gregjor = correct. ignore after training your email it is spam, usually by placing it in the spam folder. Never unsubscribe = you are live one we can sell = flood possible.
We all get this crap and the only way to stop it is to add a cost to it.
I had an idea I called feemail years ago, where the sender had to pay 10 cents to email me. I would refund my friends and desired emails, so they had zero cost. It is still viable, but a small payment partner is needed to allow 10 cents fees/refunds etc, and what would they charge. Be a good idea for gmail to do it as they are wall to wall and could manage the micropayments.
- sebastien_b 5y agoI had thought something similar (of making it cost to send) as a possible solution - not necessarily a fee, more like an email reply of "solve this captcha for the email to be processed at the destination". I know there have been similar attempts in the past that haven't taken off.
- aurizon 5y agoYes, the fee admin cost is the killer. The volume is so huge, even a fractional penny mounts up