Not really a smart move on their part as that will lead to a lot of people marking them as spam. There are a few legit companies I’ve subscribed to and their messages end up in gmail spam because people use that instead of just unsubscribing.
This is why I heavily use email aliases, as well as a catch-all. I use a different alias for each service or website I need to sign up for.
That way if they sell or leak my info, I know exactly who did. And if they pull some bullshit like this, I add the alias to a sieve filter, and they can get bent.
I’ve got a couple hundred aliases now and I’ve only caught a couple, and both were basically like “xyz gave us your email address” like they didn’t even care if you knew.
Could always just mark the emails as spam.
What jerks
Luckily we’re power users and we can set automated filters that deletes every email from dominos.com
Every fucking day I have three companies email me to order pizza, usually within fifteen minutes of each other.
Wish goes even further, if you unsubscribe from their incessant emails hawking junk at you, they lock your account. Without even notifying you; your password just mysteriously stops working.
