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most of the time, STOP, UNSUBSCRIBE (or clicking any link) marks the phone number or email as hot, and gets sold for more money in the market.
by davchana 3y ago
most of the time, STOP, UNSUBSCRIBE (or clicking any link) marks the phone number or email as hot, and gets sold for more money in the market.
- conception 3y agoI wanted to note that for email this generally isn’t the case. Really spammy spam generally is easy to catch, I don’t think I’ve seen any in over a year. Any legitimate business generally adheres to unsubscribe requests. So if you unsubscribe from stuff hitting your mailbox generally you’ll stop getting it. My mailbox pretty much only gets signal to it, almost zero noise.
- otteromkram 3y agoSir, this is Wendy's. No need to note; the topic is telephone and SMS. Everyone is probably familiar with spam mail and unsubscribing from it. Email is still manageable and less personally invasive than someone calling you or sending a message at random.
- davchana 3y agojust wanted to add an exception, the non-generally part example. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSdZyRvDd0ESrc8IpOstqrXmI_bPjkwS_uUJDEFesIK2RsqEcP7ub9yV2_TMZNQLCmbNwJTmSPQFsMZ/pubhtml# https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSdZyRvDd0ES... this is the log of email spam I am getting since about few years now. The sheet doesn't list any email link, but each one of that link is unique, the soam machine sends me 10x spam if I accidentally click it.
- delfinom 3y agoYes, but there are also "fake legitimate business" spam and phishing emails. If you hit unsubscribe on that, you will absolutely be marked as a hot email to target.
- giancarlostoro 3y agoI only do unsubscribe for email for things I'm sure I subscribed to, the actual spammy stuff, that ends up being reported by me as spam.