So I have already complained about this here and here. Over the weekend, I got another message. I think from one of their partners. But I really don’t care. I just don’t want their messages.
So I marked it as spam. And I don’t do that to fellow B2B marketers. We struggle just to get our messages delivered. I always look. Really hard. For the unsubscribe button.
But for ITToolbox, I had done that twice. And I didn’t give them permission to write me. So there you have it. They are spammers. And I won’t be purchasing any services from them. If they annoy me, they’ll surely annoy my prospects.
Filed under: at work, b2b marketing, customer acquisition, customer service, email communications, marketing communications, opinions, prospect 2.0 | Tagged: email communications, email marketing, ITToolBox, opt-out, spam
Are you a member of their community. If so, I believe you need to change settings and preferences on your account. I am one of their million plus subscribers and I have not been spammed by them. I wish you the best. garrett
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