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This is exactly something I hate about the current state of things. Interacting with a company/organization immediately turns into a lifelong "legitimate relat
by rkomorn 10mo ago
This is exactly something I hate about the current state of things.
Interacting with a company/organization immediately turns into a lifelong "legitimate relationship" that supposedly entitles them to contact you forever and ever.
- brewtide 10mo agoRecently bought a GE oven. It had a minor problem and had a few service appointments. Not a huge deal, life moves on. Meanwhile, near immediately, they would love a review! They want Participation in OUR new oven. It's overwhelming, and most frustrating is it seems 'communication' is rapidly become a one way st.
- jdwithit 10mo agoI "love" the ones that randomly decide to reactivate literally years after unsubscribing and never interacting with the business again. The other day I randomly got an email from a yoga studio I once bought my wife a gift card from. We moved and neither of us has been there since 2021. Why on earth am I suddenly getting spam 5 years later. I get similar messages from hotels many years later too. Sometimes ones I didn't even end up staying at, just browsed. You can sense the desperation through the monitor.
- hylaride 10mo agoI now militantly use apple’s “hide my email” function for this reason, though it doesn’t really work when you “need” to give your email address in person (I have a “junk” email address that’s normally turned off on my devices for those people)