Personally,
I mark and categorize them as SPAM, IF they do not have 1-2 clicks unsubscribing. Then they are spam. 99% of the times these are senders who opt you in automatically to few lists without double opt-in whilst never giving you a choice of what to ask for, or even when they do, they do not abide by it. If they are not decent enough to at least let you get off their spam list with a 1-2 clicks, I'm gonna mark write rules against them, teach spamassassin and for some persistent ones, I'll even report them. (Most of Google Groups, Twitter and Facebook emails go to the same category coincidentally because even if the mail addresses do not exist, you can not get out of the list and can't report address as fake) -- M. Omer GOLGELI May 29, 2020 6:40 PM, "@lbutlr" <krem...@kreme.com> wrote: > How do people deal with lists that a user subscribed to that require logging > in to an account to > unsubscribe? I seem to be seeing a lot more complaints from users who cannot > get off lists > (probably because they didn't realize they were creating an account for > getting multiple-mails per > day). > > Most legitimate mails have a simple unsubscribes list, but many online stores > seem to "forget" to > do this. > > I can't just blacklist the IPs because some people want these emails. > > -- > Stomach in! Chest out! on your marks! get set! GO! Now, now that > you're free, what are you gonna be? Who are you gonna see? And > where, where will you go, and how will you know you didn't get it > all wrong?
