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Cake day: July 26th, 2024

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    • If you use a public email provider, mark the emails as spam.
    • Set an email filter to delete all their emails. And if you’re mad, also add a forward to some of their addresses.
    • Email every single email address you can find on their website that they should remove your email address from their system. I live in the EU so I always mention GDPR, which they are required to follow if they wish to do any business with people from the EU. There’s similar laws in other countries.
    • If the senders email address is not a “noreply” email address, reply with “UNSUBSCRIBE”.
    • If the website uses an email service such as mailchimp, mark them as “I never signed up for this”. If a lot of people do this they might get in trouble.
    • https://www.spam.org/report

    These are my default solutions for spam like this.