> but why the hell are people marking the receipts for things they bought as spam? I'm someone who often marks receipts for things that were bought as spam. No

> but why the hell are people marking the receipts for things they bought as spam? I'm someone who often marks receipts for things that were bought as spam. Note that I said things that were bought—not things that I bought. I have the rare privilege of having an e-mail address which is ${common_first_name}.${non_rare_last_name}@gmail.com, and I am sick and tired of businesses that do no e-mail verification of the addresses of their customers. I will simply delete good old "Click here to confirm your address", but I have no patience for the hundreds of emails I receive because either businesses keep asking customers with my same name who do not understand what email is for their "email address", or because businesses ignore the email confirmation/verification step out of sheer incompetence or out the product-cult of "conversion" rates. Those I mark as spam, because I want them to pay the price.