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[โ€“] gibmiser@lemmy.world 6 points 13 hours ago (1 children)

Genuine companies

Yeah okay think about what he said and what you are saying. Canada cant enforce the law against the non genuine companies based offshore. When you click unsubscribe often you don't know if its a genuine company or not.

[โ€“] huppakee@lemmy.world 8 points 13 hours ago

I know, which is why i included

I'd know if I subscribed to something, I'm not even opening spam let alone click a link in it.

Perhaps I could have written that more clearly. Despite not all spam and malicious emails being easy to spot, for me the opposite is very true: i can spot whether I subscribed to something or not. If I believe I didn't, it goes straight to spam. If it turns out i barely or ever read something I subscribed to, I rather unsubscribe then delete or move to spam each individual message every time I get one.