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Top 10 Companies that Send Unsolicited Messages to Your Inbox
Beware! If you give these companies your email address, they may not always put your best interest at heart. These 10 companies send unsolicited messages to your inbox and wave your right to unsubscribe.
10. EntireWeb:
I don’t know how they found my email and started sending me unsolicited and unwanted emails. When I clicked the unsubscribe button, I got another email saying:
We have removed your email address from our list.
We’re sorry to see you go.
Was this a mistake? Did you forward one of our emails to a friend, and they clicked the unsubscribe link not realizing they were in fact unsubscribing you from this list? If this was a mistake, you can re-subscribe at:
SubscribeFor questions or comments, please contact us at:
[email protected]
You must be in complete denial if you think this email will get me to subscribe to a service I never asked for.
9. Workopolis:
These guys are a joke! When registering, I stated that I did not want to receive news from them. I also clicked on their unsubscribe button countless time. That did not do me much help because I still receive emails like these:
Network News:
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The highest-paying jobs in the world
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WORKOPOLIS, I FOUND A FULL TIME JOB 5 YEARS AGO! I don’t need your emails.
8. Wishpond:
I also don’t recall giving them permission to send me emails. And like the two listed above, they don’t understand the meaning of UNSUBSCRIBE!
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Content Marketer
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