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> but why the hell are people marking the receipts for things they bought as spam? I never thought people did that. That's definitely not spam. It is a one-tim
by the_af 4y ago
> but why the hell are people marking the receipts for things they bought as spam?
I never thought people did that. That's definitely not spam. It is a one-time interaction confirming an operation you just did. Also not spam: when you buy something and the tracking sends you updates via mail.
- Dma54rhs 4y agoIt happens often, we sell fairly expensive items and regular confirmation and tracking number emails still get reported. I am certain rising ipv4 prices are dictated by spammers but only availability. No one likes spam but when you have to send legitimate emails you quickly learn the other side of the problem as well.
- Spivak 4y agoI would consider both of these are spam unless the user explicitly asked for it. Not "you bought something" but hitting the "yes, I would live to receive my receipt via e-mail" button. You can always allow the user to retrieve their receipts later on your site by logging in or "accountless" by sending a code to their email. In-person interactions seem to have no issue with buttons for "no receipt, email receipt, print receipt, text receipt."