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Like I already explained: you have to treat all further email to the current address as spam after you unsubscribe. You completely ignore what I wrote and repe

• vaksel 17y ago
  why can't Google "unsubscribe" without labeling the thing as spam. Why can't it block the mail for that one specific user? Being labeled as spam is a BIG deal for companies. You aren't just labeling it as spam for yourself, you are labeling it as spam for the world. When enough people complain the company will automatically get black listed from that email service Do you think a big company like Amazon shouldn't be able to deliver order confirmations, just because a bunch of people labeled it as spam when they tried to unsubscribe. Granted that's probably not a big deal for Amazon, since they have connections, but what about all those small startups? Think of a disadvantage they'd get, compared to big boys with name recognition and connections. It's like that certified email scam. Big companies jump on board, because they can pay the fee. If that ever catches on, you have an additional barrier to entry for the small fish.
  • alextp 17y ago
    Yes, I think a big company like amazon should be notified that its emails are being received as spam. I don't recall asking to hear about "new" books that do not interest me (for example), and rather like the fact that gmail's filter has learned that those messages are really spam, as far as I am concerned. I really like pg's definition of spam.