This is one reason I really like Hey[0]. Putting aside your feelings for 37signals, the service itself is great for putting an end to this dumb marketing spam.

This is one reason I really like Hey[0]. Putting aside your feelings for 37signals, the service itself is great for putting an end to this dumb marketing spam. Nothing is allowed into my inbox until I explicitly allow it. There are a few companies that send marketing mail from their root domain (where I would also get password-resets, etc) so I cannot as easily block them, but then I tend to block the sender directly. That's one benefit of companies adopting a "people first persona"; the marketing emails all come from "Mary" or "Jonas" @ company.com. Blocked! 0: https://hey.com https://hey.com