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Every time I've rented a Tesla from Hertz, I've been bombarded with emails I could not opt out of all about how Teslas operate differently than normal cars and
by wl 2y ago
Every time I've rented a Tesla from Hertz, I've been bombarded with emails I could not opt out of all about how Teslas operate differently than normal cars and how to charge them.
- orev 2y agoAnd I can guarantee most people ignore them. Any time you book anything on travel, hotel, or airlines you get a daily stream of useless “prepare for your trip”, “we’re so happy to have you”, “there’s still time to upgrade to first class”, etc. emails that can be safely ignored. It’s no surprise that an actually important message gets lost in that stream of junk.
- justsomehnguy 2y agoLOL Average Joe has 16932+ unread emails. IF they have an idea they have an email account and email app.
- sireat 2y agoNot sure what it says about me or google but my original 2004 gmail until recently had about 300,000 unread emails. Granted most of the 300k emails were in tabs like social, forums, updates, promotion. After a bit of spring purging the inbox is down to more managable 91,078 unread emails. Then again, I've seen the first sentence for these emails so I expect I am not missing out on much.
- justsomehnguy 2y agoI'm not aware of any email service what would allow you to tag some incoming messages with an "expire in 30 days" or something rule. Except the spam folder. But again, the main purpose of Gmail is to harvest your behaviour data, not providing you a good email service.