SpamRecipient
Second-hand spam.
Updated for 2016: My previous review was reported for inflammatory statements. I will say that I shared an e-mail address with a 3rd party whom I intentionally did business with. That 3rd party shared my e-mail with ResellerRatings which was not my intention. I then received spam on that account from ResellerRatings. This is not an inflammatory statement, but rather a factual review of their service. I use unique e-mail addresses in all of my e-commerce transactions to specifically identify the source of this type of activity. I stand by my previous statements as accurately portraying the service. I can also assume that this review will not remain posted regardless of the verity of this information. I will likely follow up by reviewing TrustPoint as a 4th-party enabler of the same type of activity, as there seems to be no end to how many layers of this that a basic e-commerce transaction can support. If you're looking for a way to take your customers e-mail and pass it along to 3rd party marketing and pseudo-social media, this is exactly the place to do it. However if you're a consumer with an ever ballooning mailbox full of garbage, this is more of the same.


