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> is otherwise from a legitimate sender that complies with your local laws and will honor the unsubscription. those are the worst.. If I don't remember subscri
by theamk 3y ago
> is otherwise from a legitimate sender that complies with your local laws and will honor the unsubscription.
those are the worst.. If I don't remember subscribing I always mark them as spam, even if there is a big prominent "unsubscribe" button. I'd still be doing that if the unsubsrube was built into UI.
Why? My email got on some list somewhere and now I am getting an emails from various "trusted partners". Sure, there is an unsubscribe button and I would not be surprised if it works _for that sender_ but it has no point as there will be a new sender next week.
Marking everything like this as spam is the only reasonble resort. Yes, this will not save my inbox, but at least it might help the next person.
- lucb1e 3y ago> > is otherwise from a legitimate sender that complies with your local laws and will honor the unsubscription. > those are the worst If it's legal in your area to send unsolicited commercial email, obviously that problem is not just going to go away because it gains them a competitive advantage to do so. > [when m]y email got on some list somewhere and now I am getting an emails from various "trusted partners". Yea that isn't legal where I live. For me, that would totally fall in the "smash that report-as-spam button" category, so I can very much understand your sentiment