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I do this for most services for a number of years, and so far have actually failed to detect an email getting sold. It might also be that gmails spam filters an
by kevin_nisbet 5y ago
I do this for most services for a number of years, and so far have actually failed to detect an email getting sold. It might also be that gmails spam filters and the like are tuned enough that I don't notice.
I'd love it if the tags were available in SSO as well, as the more stuff that logs in using SSO just reveals the main email. So I definitely got into some sales databases that way for $work email that had a constant flood of cold outreach.
The largest spam problem I have, is the email domain I use is a typo away from another company. So I sometimes get quotes, or emails destined for people at that company that don't hit the spam filters. One time, someone signed up for their online banking under my domain. Recently, I get all the service advisories for someone's Honda car.