Spam-Mails: Do unsubscribe-links have any effect?
Question by Mandy | 2017-05-15 at 23:58
Unfortunately, I am regularly getting lots of spam e-mails. In most e-mails, there is something like "if you do not want to receive this newsletter any more, please click here" or "to unsubscribe, please use the following link" at the bottom of the text.
Of course, there is the temptation to click on one of those links in the hope of starving the spam problem and to finally discontinue those mails, but are those links really working?
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Whether such a link is working or has any effect at all, depends on the seriosity of the sender and must be decided for each individual case:
Of course, there is no one hundred percent security that unsubscribing a "newsletter" is working at all. Especially against classical spam mails in which you get those typical unserious offers only a real good spam filter is working.
2017-05-16 at 10:43