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No. He's annoyed that a company tried to automatically detect whether or not he was reading the e-mail and got it wrong. The only thing worse than having to man
by raylu 14y ago
No. He's annoyed that a company tried to automatically detect whether or not he was reading the e-mail and got it wrong. The only thing worse than having to manually do something is to have it automatically done wrong for you.
- zizee 14y agoPerhaps the solution here is to include an "opt back in" link to that email. Actually, it would be better to change the frequency (slow them down) of your mailouts to that person with the option to request a return to the old frequency.
- mcpherrinm 14y agoThe last line of the email does appear to be "click HERE to opt back in"