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by logicallee
4438 days ago
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The reply to that post states pretty clearly why you're wrong. I'm curious though - after you give out your email address, which you don't consider "soliciting" in this sense but I do, how do you imagine "soliciting" any specific communication? Nothing can possibly be 'solicited' under your definition. I just don't get why you even give out an email address, if anything you get thereafter is still considered unsolicited. |
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Because you pretty much have to buy anything online nowadays.
My personal solution is to use the '+' trick to give customized emails out to everyone and then to block them at the SMTP level in my /etc/mail/access file if they don't stop sending mails after the 1st unsubscribe attempt.