Comment by duskdozer
15 hours ago
It's illegal in the US too as far as I'm aware. But you missed the part where they clearly stated "it's not marketing" ;)
15 hours ago
It's illegal in the US too as far as I'm aware. But you missed the part where they clearly stated "it's not marketing" ;)
They go in the junk folder and then get marked and reported as spam.
Dangerous, since this invites genuine service emails to be junked.
I think that's fine. If 20% of the emails from some company (let's say Paypal) are spam, then all email providers (especially Gmail, the largest provider) should mark ALL of their emails as spam by default until they stop spending spam. If they want to keep spamming, they can at least humiliate themselves by telling people to check their spam folders for their emails.
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The corporate version of video-uploaders writing "no copyright infringement intended", except with less an an excuse for not knowing better.
"For Off-road Use Only"