Doesn't matter to me, if an email doesn't have a one click unsubscribe I just mark it as spam. Messes with their email reputation so they hopefully get kicked off of reputable email services.
Would love for an "Unsubscribe Sunday" unofficial holiday to catch on to the same degree as "Cyber Monday".
I don’t ever remember subscribing to anything. Almost all email is undesired, apart from password reset emails.
Keep in mind our webforms you can put whatever email you want in them. But something to do with the fact that we are knowingly storing the information and it crosses to another system.
That doesn't stop people from sending in a spate of complaint emails every single day. But this is kind of the local minimum we have found and no one really wants to mess with it at this point.
Not only I keep receiving almost the same email suggesting to buy 5,000 email addresses of Atlassian customers with always the same fields, but it’s always from different domains.
I didn’t think of submitting an Atlassian ticket for each spam I receive. That would teach them.
NEVER give your true email to Atlassian.
Happened to the disposable email address I sent to the International Manufacturing Technology Show, the A3 Automate show, and the Advanced Manufacturing Expo.
I understand giving my business card or email address to a new vendor I meet at the show. That's the point of the thing.
I do not understand why these shows sabotage themselves by selling their reputation to spammy marketers.