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Thing is, unsubscribe links are often an "inform spammers that this mail address is in use" link. Even the ones Gmail offers up. If I didn't click their button
by vintermann 7mo ago
Thing is, unsubscribe links are often an "inform spammers that this mail address is in use" link. Even the ones Gmail offers up.
If I didn't click their button to subscribe, I'm not clicking their button to unsubscribe. Who's to say they won't just "sign me up" again after a while? In fact I know several large US corporations which routinely sign you up for notifications again after a few months.
- jeroenhd 7mo agoIf you didn't click the button, then of course, you don't send the unsubscribe message. If you did subscribe to a newsletter and no longer want to receive it (which is the majority of these cases), then the unsubscribe action is the logical thing to do.
- Ensorceled 7mo ago> If you did subscribe to a newsletter and no longer want to receive it (which is the majority of these cases), then the unsubscribe action is the logical thing to do. Not the second time :-)