The only obvious one I've had after many years of unique emails everywhere was when I got a blood draw for some blood tests ordered by my doctor. It wasn't clea

The only obvious one I've had after many years of unique emails everywhere was when I got a blood draw for some blood tests ordered by my doctor. It wasn't clear if it was the guy drawing my blood, someone who works at the blood draw company, or someone who works at the place where the labs were run on the blood. It was pretty concerning that someone in that chain is selling my personal info. The spam wasn't commercial spam - it was Nigerian prince stuff, crypto scams, etc.