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Donate to a political candidate or large non-profit. Those are where I see the most sharing of addresses. I have been doing the same sort of custom emails.
by nickhalfasleep 4y ago
Donate to a political candidate or large non-profit. Those are where I see the most sharing of addresses. I have been doing the same sort of custom emails.
- reaperducer 4y agoDonate to a political candidate or large non-profit Can confirm. Joined an art museum in a major city. Within a month, the unique e-mail address was getting spam from the aquarium, the science museum, the local PBS television station, and some museums I never even knew existed.
- cheeze 4y agoSeriously. Donate to planned parenthood once and you basically ensure that the company spends more over the next 10 years bothering you than your donation was worth. And I like PP but goddamn, emails coming from a swath of domains, a neverending stream of physical mail. I won't donate to them again because the amount of contact they try to have with me is absurd.
- 8organicbits 4y agoHuh, I donated about a year back and, while I think I did get some messages, I unsubscribed and haven't seen any since. How long ago was your donation?
- marcinzm 4y agoYup, one donation and I get a never ending stream of different political campaigns messaging me. Unsubscribe from one and a different one emails me the next day. Marking them all as spam seems to be helping more than unsubscribing.
- sbf501 4y agoI should have specified that it was only retail, not social media or politics.