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We use it to see if you are interested in the email. If you don't open 3 or 4 we take you off the list. We also use it to see if email addresses are no longer u
by monk_e_boy 12y ago
We use it to see if you are interested in the email. If you don't open 3 or 4 we take you off the list. We also use it to see if email addresses are no longer used.
I don't really see why you'd care about tracking pixels 99% of the time. If you purchase something from us and we email you, it's super useful for both of us to know if you have read the email (purchase receipt or booking confirmation.)
I personally don't see much spam and what I do see I just delete, so tracking pixels in those aren't an issue for me.
- stevejones 12y agoI don't want you to know where I live. No matter how benevolent you claim to be.
- btdollar 12y agoThe average company does not behave so genially. They want to see who is opening adverts. All I care about is myself getting the confirmation, if I have a problem I will contact the company. I do not care if they know about me receiving it otherwise, and I certainly do not care to help in the inevitable but unfortunately legal flood of spam after any online purchase.
- btdollar 12y agoThe average company does not behave so genially. They want to see who is opening adverts. All I care about is myself getting the confirmation, if I have a problem I will contact the company. I do not care if they know about me receiving it otherwise, and I certainly do not care to help in the inevitable but unfortunately legal flood of spam after any online purchase.
- yellowapple 12y ago> If you purchase something from us and we email you, it's super useful for both of us to know if you have read the email (purchase receipt or booking confirmation.) Why? If I'm interested in the email, I'll request it (i.e. if I'm purchasing something from you, me receiving confirmation emails from you should be opt-in, either in my user settings on your site or on a per-purchase basis). If I'm not interested in the email, I'll click the "unsubscribe" link in the email (you do include unsubscribe links, right?) or otherwise specify such in - again - my user settings. In other words, that's not your call to make. That's my call to make, and your explanation is sounding like a very weak excuse to pin my privacy to a table and give it a night it'll never forget.