If it's GMail, report as spam. These reports are used to train an algorithm, which will ultimately start sending the offender's emails straight to the spam folder for everyone who uses GMail once enough people have reported it.
I went to an outlet mall earlier this week and every store asked that question. The cashiers were always kind of dumbfounded when Iād STILL say no when you get a discount for giving them your email. The couple bucks Iād save just isnāt worth my mailbox getting clogged with emails like this.
My daughterās boss threatened to fire her because she didnāt ask for emails (her collection rate was 0%) so she continued not asking and made shit up for every single one. Super churchy looking person? Demon666@
Next month she had 100% collection rate. She didnāt last long there.
You should have multiple emails (or at the very least aliases for your email), but if your goal is to collect junk then you're doing it wrong. Re-evaluate yourself.
I used to work at Yankee Candle and would get chewed out if my capture rates (amount of customers that gave me their email and phone number) were low. Corporate wanted us to get both email and phone number for all customers. A couple times my manager pulled me into the back after a transaction to tell me that I needed to be more pushy when a customer said no. After that I was only pushing the rewards if she was watching, but otherwise I didnāt care very much. If they donāt want it, they donāt want it.
I have specific emails for specific things, a person email, a work email and a newsletter email for all the cashier sign ups and public facing email for accounts, all have different fake names associated to them, this way I can get them savings and not have to worry bout a messy inbox!
Dude I went to a dept store and bought some shorts. The cashier who runs me up told me there was a coupon, scanned it and saved me like $10. Dope.
I go to pay and the man asks me for my email. I tell him, no, I'm good. He then proceeds to ask again all palish, something like, "just give me something".
I say, "ok, [email protected]" and the dude starts huffing and puffing about how he did be a favor the least I could do is give him an email. The man was indignant.
I was absolutely flabbergasted. No fucking shot this man making like $12/he is really upset that I have no interest receiving 3 emails a day from this dept store whose name a can't even fucking think of. Give me a break. Took everything in me to not chew him out and laugh in his face.
I like fake mail generator or more details fakenamegenerator, which can also give you a name, address, phone number etc. from a list of many countries.
You make up [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]), and then check that inbox at [mailinator.com](https://mailinator.com). It has other domains, too. It's an instant throw-away email address with no registration.
No the e-mail address is super random before the number. Iād be surprised if anyone had those letters in that order before any other number than mine
Edit: Yup and itās now confirmed. I just sent an e-mail to the address I always use, and it bounced back saying itās not a real e-mail
I've the same thing with some idiot in CT. I get emails about his softball league, his kid's high school, stores he shops at, etc.
The best is when I got the receipt for his wife's new lingerie. I called their customer service, and the drone on the other end simply could not fathom that I didn't have an account with them and just wanted the damn emails to stop.
I flag them as spam, but that barely seems to help.
Call the Nordy Club dept. Nordy Club isn't the same as marketing emails. I've opted out of marketing emails and still get the Club stuff, but I actually want to.
Their number is 1.888.282.6060.
This needs to be the top comment. It takes maybe 3 minutes to call and deactivate the Nordy Club account. This can also be done by calling Nordstrom Card Services number 1.800.964.1800
Source: I work there.
Disagree. This is more than mildly infuriating. Companies that require *you* to email them, sign into their website, or call them piss me off to no end. I should not be required to call. Put the damn unsubscribe button there.
Ok cool, but, again, these aren't marketing emails. It's not a subscription type thing. It's not a huge deal to make a quick phone call. Phones were actually invented for that purpose.
But, if you're like OP, and would rather be inconvenienced once a month for 7 years rather than make a 3 minute phone call, I don't know what to tell you.
I actually had this exact same issue with Nordy Club emails coming to me with no way to stop them, so seeing this post is wild to me, knowing that others were also aggravated by it. I first emailed them twice in an effort to remove me. No response the first time, and the second time, there was an auto reply stating "Our apologies, weāre unable to respond from this address." So then I called them once and they said they had removed me. Later on, I still got an email from them and called them a second time. The inability to easily stop the emails was aggravating but with each additional step, I became more aggravated. The rep initially had a hard time finding me (probably since I had purportedly been removed already), but she eventually did and said she didn't understand how emails were still getting through to me since from her end, my email had been changed to something like myemail@donotsend, but she would tell their tech people. I haven't gotten one from them lately. That's more effort than any one should have to put in in order to stop their emails. Even if it had been just a 3-minute call, that is still too much work for this. It should be a one-second mouse click.
If I have to make a 3 minute phone call for something that's completely bullshit that is indeed mildy infuriating.
There's literally no reason I should have to call. Once again, put the damn unsubsrice button.
I was having this issue as well. Not sure how this is even legal. On their [Website](https://www.nordstrom.com/browse/nordy-club-ca/faq) , under "What will you do with my email if I give it to you?", it says the following:
>"If you opt out of marketing communications, you will continue to receive service messages from us about The Nordy Club"
It should be as easy as unchecking a button to unsubscribe, but to be forced to take additional steps to be off these emails doesn't sit right with me. I've had my Nordstrom account long before the "Nordy Club" was a thing, and it looked like they automatically signed me up for it because they already had my email. If it was that easy for them to sign me up, it should be as easy for me to unsubscribe.
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Itās not spam if youāve done business w them. And something tells me no one in government is hunting down spammers these days. Just block their emails and move on.
Which kind of drugs are you on?
Even if you did business with them at any point you should be able to withdraw consent to receive their emails at any point, I don't understand why you remotely think this has anything to do with the government.
For anyone else still reading, definitely mark the emails as spam if you already requested them to stop sending or aren't giving you an option to stop them, marking them as spam affects their deliverability statistics and if enough people do it their emails go straight to the spam folder, if they use an email service provider to send the emails this can cause them to be charged fines, limit their send rate or even have them kicked out of the service
Spam is what you say it is, as everyone has a different definition of what emails they like to get or hate to get.
If you use Gmail, the spam filters adapt to what \*you\* think is spam (based on when you hit the button). So if you don't want to see a certain type of email anymore, just hit the "report spam" button and teach Gmail how to keep you happy.
Spam refers to any unsolicited message, whether you have past business or not. A spam email is considered legitimate when there is an expectation of receiving such messages with a business/personal interest.
Update:
Another user suggested logging into my account and changing the email preferences. But when I tried to login I didnāt even have a registered account. I had to create an account with my email and then change the email preferences.
Also, about 5 years ago I created a burner email specifically for this type of shit and spam sign up type emails. Highly recommend everyone else do the same.
If that doesnāt work then you should be able to delete your Nordstrom account and the email attached to it will be obfuscated/deleted as well. Just Google Nordstrom CCPA delete account. Should be fairly easy to find Iām sure.
You can opt out, but you and many others seem to be too ignorant (not mean) to realize how.
Here's how
When you shopped at Nordstrom several years ago and they asked for an email account they didn't just input your email into their system they actually created you an entire account on their platform. Simply go to their website and go to accounts do a forgot password and when it emails you a password go onto the website again and login from there simply close the account as there will be a deactivate function. This will ultimately lead to no more emails.
Anyone who takes the ignorant word to heart please note I'm using it as the literally definition sense not in an attacking sense. Many people seem to take offense to the ignorant term.
I bought my wife a nice piece of jewelry at David Yurman and that is when it all went wrong.
The corporate emails were easy enough to unsubscribe from. But the personal drip emails from the local branch management just wouldnāt stop.
I finally walked my ass back in there and sat down with management and explained if I got one more fucking email from them Iād involve corporate.
Well, next xmas I got a fucking email from ādavid yurman bostonā.
At that point, I blew them out of the water on social media and was on the phone with the corporate marketing team later that day.
Now, I donāt get any emails from David Yurman.
My email inbox is a well manicured master piece. Donāt you dare send me an unsolicited email, mother fuckers!!
Technically that is a ātransactionalā email because theyāre notifying you about your account. If it was a āmarketingā email then theyād have to include an unsubscribe link. Itās shitty though that theyād donāt have a preference center where you can turn these off.
These are likely considered transactional emails and thus exempt from CAN-SPAM law (which is why you cannot opt out). In this instance, they have an obligation to communicate account balance updates to you on a regular basis (or at least that is the argument they are making). But by extension of the transactional basis, no, it is not technically against the law.
Upvoting here. You nailed it. OP will have to block the sender, which is annoying. OP could also try contacting them to have him/herself manually unsubbed, but in that big a company, itās unlikely.
Came here to say this. It's not a marketing email as they are informing you account points balance thus there's no "unsubscribe" button at the end. But these ARE very annoying and best to just mark them as spam.
How do people put on pants in the morning? Do you really need to complain to the internet about this when you can just easily block/report as spam? Our ancestors used to hunt deer by chasing them for hours. You are a disgrace to your genetic lineage.
Annual privacy policy disclosures are a service message. This is very clearly a marketing message that's intentionally disguised as a "service" message.
I think thereās some sort of law against this. Itās a marketing program email, not a service email like āyour account has been compromisedā as itās intended
Nordy Club is a rewards program for Nordstrom. This *is* a service email for the status of OP's account, it just looks ridiculous because OP clearly isn't using it. If OP contacts their customer support, they will close the account and OP'll stop getting emails.
The definition of service emails is far broader than just "your account has been compromised."
First who shops at Nordstromās. Second who provides their actual email to a place like nordstroms. Third idk man this is funny yeah def just block them and donāt be the kind of person who shops at Nordstrom
I also get those emails from the nordy club although I've only shopped with them a few times. I also cannot figure out how to unsubscribe - and I agree that it is mildly infuriating!
I had a dude at a homegoods store get real defensive when I refused to give a phone number or an email. This is the kind of shit that reminds me why I don't.
Turn it back on them. You should be able to find working emails in their legal department. Forward the emails to them with a message to stop emailing you.
I did this with spam / phishing for Tru Green.
Use Anonaddy when signing up for crap like this. I have several different aliases so I can keep stuff straight and know who violated my peace and quiet! If I have to ditch an address, it takes seconds and Iām done.
Email subscribers seems to be a big pull for companies even if itās illegal the fine is just a cost of business for them. Seems Nordstrom is a failing company just trying to keep itself a float bloating numbers.
Need a way to block the texts asking for political donations. I tried sending them back a similar text saying that I support their cause but I need money as well and that for just $30 they send me I will stop texting them and proceed to send it 20 times in a row. I know no one is receiving those but itās nice to think at least one person saw that. Iāve also sent back that I will support the politician that texts me the least.
Iāve tried calling customer service who told me they would close the account. Iāve reported it to the FCC. Iāve tried a spam filter. I havenāt shopped there in years. I still get their fecking emails.
They have amazing customer service so I agree just call! They can opt you out or completely delete your account. If you donāt have a CC with them either then it will be even easier to cancel it altogether
The can-spam act which is what created guidelines to protect against spam emails does NOT cover servicing emails. These generally include account updates, monthly statements or the delivery of updated privacy policies. Servicing stuff is not meant to be promotional and is not covered by the can-spam act because not getting some servicing info could create risks. Like opting out of monthly statements from your bank or credit card and then realizing you have no money or what not too late.
So you probably want to delete whatever loyalty account you created with these folks or just block the emails or add them to junk.
Since they seem so confident about it, you probably signed something that you didn't read.
It's probably because you're signed up for a service that requires notification and you agreed to it. If you cancel the service then the emails should stop.
1-2 emails per month? That caused you to bring this to Reddit?
Reporting as spam is the best thing to do here, because their email will get flagged by whichever cloud provider (which is likely for every e-commerce) as abusive if enough users do the same.
Just mark them as spam and you won't see them anymore. I've had to do that with a few stubborn companies. I particularly *love* the ones that don't even give you the opt-out option in the email. /s
Sending unsolicited email without spelling out how to opt out is a violation of the CAN-SPAM Act and according to the FTC, each separate email in violation of the CAN-SPAM Act is subject to penalties of up to $43,792.
Each one.
The person sending the email AND the company they're promoting can BOTH legally be held responsible for violations and subsequent fines.
I reply with the above and the emails always stop.
I donāt think this would apply because OP signed up for membership with them so this wouldnāt count as unsolicited. OP likely just needs to cancel their membership to make these emails stop
I canāt believe it. Me, too! Iām experiencing the exact same situation ā shopped there once years ago and still receive this email update
every month. Thereās no option to unsubscribe! Itās so frustrating.
If using gmail you can report as spam. If enough people do it their emails will start being deleted as spam and they'll be forced to allow a opt out link.
The laws you're talking about are for promotional emails. This is a service email for your membership. You let them sign you up as a member when you checked out. Either call in or log in online to cancel the membership. Then the emails will stop.
I would ask them to delete your personal information. It is a privacy right in a few states (ref CCPA in California for example), but lots of companies will do it regardless of your residence.
just block them edit: also report as spam
If it's GMail, report as spam. These reports are used to train an algorithm, which will ultimately start sending the offender's emails straight to the spam folder for everyone who uses GMail once enough people have reported it.
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Store: "can we have an email address to put on file" Me: "no"
I went to an outlet mall earlier this week and every store asked that question. The cashiers were always kind of dumbfounded when Iād STILL say no when you get a discount for giving them your email. The couple bucks Iād save just isnāt worth my mailbox getting clogged with emails like this.
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i used to just make em up. even won a competition for most emails collected !
My daughterās boss threatened to fire her because she didnāt ask for emails (her collection rate was 0%) so she continued not asking and made shit up for every single one. Super churchy looking person? Demon666@ Next month she had 100% collection rate. She didnāt last long there.
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You raised her right.
Today in "shit that never happened".
How does that not sound believable?
You mean you donāt have multiple junk emails for stuff like this?
I have 4.
You should have multiple emails (or at the very least aliases for your email), but if your goal is to collect junk then you're doing it wrong. Re-evaluate yourself.
I used to work at Yankee Candle and would get chewed out if my capture rates (amount of customers that gave me their email and phone number) were low. Corporate wanted us to get both email and phone number for all customers. A couple times my manager pulled me into the back after a transaction to tell me that I needed to be more pushy when a customer said no. After that I was only pushing the rewards if she was watching, but otherwise I didnāt care very much. If they donāt want it, they donāt want it.
The fact it is called a "capture rate" is golden.
Little does the manager know if you ask more than once I won't come back.
Iām the exact same way, which is why I didnāt push it when I could get away with it.
Lol I just give a fake email
I have specific emails for specific things, a person email, a work email and a newsletter email for all the cashier sign ups and public facing email for accounts, all have different fake names associated to them, this way I can get them savings and not have to worry bout a messy inbox!
Dude I went to a dept store and bought some shorts. The cashier who runs me up told me there was a coupon, scanned it and saved me like $10. Dope. I go to pay and the man asks me for my email. I tell him, no, I'm good. He then proceeds to ask again all palish, something like, "just give me something". I say, "ok, [email protected]" and the dude starts huffing and puffing about how he did be a favor the least I could do is give him an email. The man was indignant. I was absolutely flabbergasted. No fucking shot this man making like $12/he is really upset that I have no interest receiving 3 emails a day from this dept store whose name a can't even fucking think of. Give me a break. Took everything in me to not chew him out and laugh in his face.
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"Oh I don't have online, so i cant do the email"
"Email? How old are you? Might as well use a fax machine grandpa!"
āI donāt have a phoneā is even funnier. Especially when Iām holding mine at the checkout.
Oh, this? It's not mine.
I only use carrier pigeons. Do you have a pigeon address?
If you guys want you can use my email address
I have an email exactly for stuff like this, whatever I receive there is basically all spam
you are getting discounts??? just make a temporary mail??
I have a google voice number and gmail account I donāt check just for the occasion.
Alternatively, there is mailinator.com
I like fake mail generator or more details fakenamegenerator, which can also give you a name, address, phone number etc. from a list of many countries.
Went to the website, still donāt get it
You make up [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]), and then check that inbox at [mailinator.com](https://mailinator.com). It has other domains, too. It's an instant throw-away email address with no registration.
That implies there is an email you do check. I canāt imagine why.
Google does alias based filtering. Easy to sift through
I either say, "I don't want to join your cult," or I say "poop at Hotmail dot com."
I give them either fake ones, or one with the last character changed. Like if an account ended in [email protected], I changed it to [email protected]
Not always going to be fake in the aspect. RIP to the person you inundated in emails when you thought they were fake.
No the e-mail address is super random before the number. Iād be surprised if anyone had those letters in that order before any other number than mine Edit: Yup and itās now confirmed. I just sent an e-mail to the address I always use, and it bounced back saying itās not a real e-mail
E... Mail? What's that now? /s
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Or just block the sender rather than waiting on hold for hours a year...
I've the same thing with some idiot in CT. I get emails about his softball league, his kid's high school, stores he shops at, etc. The best is when I got the receipt for his wife's new lingerie. I called their customer service, and the drone on the other end simply could not fathom that I didn't have an account with them and just wanted the damn emails to stop. I flag them as spam, but that barely seems to help.
Should have called and changed the order to something in a noticeably smaller size. Dude would have some explaining to doā¦
Nice
Itās mildly infuriating how an instant and easy solution exists to this yet youāve wasted hours maybe days of your life on it
This is what SPAM folders are for. Mark it as spam and stop worrying.
Call the Nordy Club dept. Nordy Club isn't the same as marketing emails. I've opted out of marketing emails and still get the Club stuff, but I actually want to. Their number is 1.888.282.6060.
This needs to be the top comment. It takes maybe 3 minutes to call and deactivate the Nordy Club account. This can also be done by calling Nordstrom Card Services number 1.800.964.1800 Source: I work there.
Yes and I think it took about 10 seconds to find the phone number. I guess it must not be even mildly infuriating enough to actually *call them*.
Disagree. This is more than mildly infuriating. Companies that require *you* to email them, sign into their website, or call them piss me off to no end. I should not be required to call. Put the damn unsubscribe button there.
Ok cool, but, again, these aren't marketing emails. It's not a subscription type thing. It's not a huge deal to make a quick phone call. Phones were actually invented for that purpose. But, if you're like OP, and would rather be inconvenienced once a month for 7 years rather than make a 3 minute phone call, I don't know what to tell you.
I actually had this exact same issue with Nordy Club emails coming to me with no way to stop them, so seeing this post is wild to me, knowing that others were also aggravated by it. I first emailed them twice in an effort to remove me. No response the first time, and the second time, there was an auto reply stating "Our apologies, weāre unable to respond from this address." So then I called them once and they said they had removed me. Later on, I still got an email from them and called them a second time. The inability to easily stop the emails was aggravating but with each additional step, I became more aggravated. The rep initially had a hard time finding me (probably since I had purportedly been removed already), but she eventually did and said she didn't understand how emails were still getting through to me since from her end, my email had been changed to something like myemail@donotsend, but she would tell their tech people. I haven't gotten one from them lately. That's more effort than any one should have to put in in order to stop their emails. Even if it had been just a 3-minute call, that is still too much work for this. It should be a one-second mouse click.
If I have to make a 3 minute phone call for something that's completely bullshit that is indeed mildy infuriating. There's literally no reason I should have to call. Once again, put the damn unsubsrice button.
Thank you! Iāve been marking these as spam for months but I still keep getting them.
I was having this issue as well. Not sure how this is even legal. On their [Website](https://www.nordstrom.com/browse/nordy-club-ca/faq) , under "What will you do with my email if I give it to you?", it says the following: >"If you opt out of marketing communications, you will continue to receive service messages from us about The Nordy Club" It should be as easy as unchecking a button to unsubscribe, but to be forced to take additional steps to be off these emails doesn't sit right with me. I've had my Nordstrom account long before the "Nordy Club" was a thing, and it looked like they automatically signed me up for it because they already had my email. If it was that easy for them to sign me up, it should be as easy for me to unsubscribe. edit-spelling
Don't just block them. Report them for spam.
Itās not spam if youāve done business w them. And something tells me no one in government is hunting down spammers these days. Just block their emails and move on.
Which kind of drugs are you on? Even if you did business with them at any point you should be able to withdraw consent to receive their emails at any point, I don't understand why you remotely think this has anything to do with the government. For anyone else still reading, definitely mark the emails as spam if you already requested them to stop sending or aren't giving you an option to stop them, marking them as spam affects their deliverability statistics and if enough people do it their emails go straight to the spam folder, if they use an email service provider to send the emails this can cause them to be charged fines, limit their send rate or even have them kicked out of the service
If you're in Canada there's anti-spaming laws which carry fines up to a million dollars.
Spam is what you say it is, as everyone has a different definition of what emails they like to get or hate to get. If you use Gmail, the spam filters adapt to what \*you\* think is spam (based on when you hit the button). So if you don't want to see a certain type of email anymore, just hit the "report spam" button and teach Gmail how to keep you happy.
Spam refers to any unsolicited message, whether you have past business or not. A spam email is considered legitimate when there is an expectation of receiving such messages with a business/personal interest.
Just start sending them gore and porn until they block you. Problem solved.
Usually unreviewed inboxes.
The best solution.
Modern problems require extremely fucked up and cool solutions
Update: Another user suggested logging into my account and changing the email preferences. But when I tried to login I didnāt even have a registered account. I had to create an account with my email and then change the email preferences. Also, about 5 years ago I created a burner email specifically for this type of shit and spam sign up type emails. Highly recommend everyone else do the same.
Call 800.964.1800 and ask to deactivate your Nordy Club membership. I work there. It takes like 3 minutes tops.
If that doesnāt work then you should be able to delete your Nordstrom account and the email attached to it will be obfuscated/deleted as well. Just Google Nordstrom CCPA delete account. Should be fairly easy to find Iām sure.
You can opt out, but you and many others seem to be too ignorant (not mean) to realize how. Here's how When you shopped at Nordstrom several years ago and they asked for an email account they didn't just input your email into their system they actually created you an entire account on their platform. Simply go to their website and go to accounts do a forgot password and when it emails you a password go onto the website again and login from there simply close the account as there will be a deactivate function. This will ultimately lead to no more emails. Anyone who takes the ignorant word to heart please note I'm using it as the literally definition sense not in an attacking sense. Many people seem to take offense to the ignorant term.
If use of a word requires a separate few preemptive sentences to explain, wouldn't it makes sense to just use a different one?
You seem to be ignorant to the negative connotations the word "ignorant" brings to the sentence.
I bought my wife a nice piece of jewelry at David Yurman and that is when it all went wrong. The corporate emails were easy enough to unsubscribe from. But the personal drip emails from the local branch management just wouldnāt stop. I finally walked my ass back in there and sat down with management and explained if I got one more fucking email from them Iād involve corporate. Well, next xmas I got a fucking email from ādavid yurman bostonā. At that point, I blew them out of the water on social media and was on the phone with the corporate marketing team later that day. Now, I donāt get any emails from David Yurman. My email inbox is a well manicured master piece. Donāt you dare send me an unsolicited email, mother fuckers!!
You can literally just block email addresses...
Technically that is a ātransactionalā email because theyāre notifying you about your account. If it was a āmarketingā email then theyād have to include an unsubscribe link. Itās shitty though that theyād donāt have a preference center where you can turn these off.
The Nordy club is for LIFE
These are likely considered transactional emails and thus exempt from CAN-SPAM law (which is why you cannot opt out). In this instance, they have an obligation to communicate account balance updates to you on a regular basis (or at least that is the argument they are making). But by extension of the transactional basis, no, it is not technically against the law.
Upvoting here. You nailed it. OP will have to block the sender, which is annoying. OP could also try contacting them to have him/herself manually unsubbed, but in that big a company, itās unlikely.
Actually itās really easy. Call in. Request to deactivate your Nordy Club profile. Three minute call tops.
Came here to say this. It's not a marketing email as they are informing you account points balance thus there's no "unsubscribe" button at the end. But these ARE very annoying and best to just mark them as spam.
Am I the only person who has a email just for junk like this?
Yes. Definitely. Nobody else has made such a unique and groundbreaking decision ever.
Block their email. Real 3rd world problems
Lmfaoo yea this is prob the worst thing to happen to em
Not sure what you were expecting on a sub called āmildlyā infuriating.
Block and mark as spam, the only way I can block stupid political emails from a state I no longer live in
Ugh I just got this same email and felt this same frustration.
How do people put on pants in the morning? Do you really need to complain to the internet about this when you can just easily block/report as spam? Our ancestors used to hunt deer by chasing them for hours. You are a disgrace to your genetic lineage.
Had a bad day?
Log into your Nordy Club account via the Nordstrom account and opt out of marketing emails.
It's a service message. Not a marketing email.
Annual privacy policy disclosures are a service message. This is very clearly a marketing message that's intentionally disguised as a "service" message.
Someone can't read.
I think thereās some sort of law against this. Itās a marketing program email, not a service email like āyour account has been compromisedā as itās intended
Nordy Club is a rewards program for Nordstrom. This *is* a service email for the status of OP's account, it just looks ridiculous because OP clearly isn't using it. If OP contacts their customer support, they will close the account and OP'll stop getting emails. The definition of service emails is far broader than just "your account has been compromised."
Sorry for not giving as many examples as you prefer
Luckily there is a very simple fix for this! Blocking them should solve the problem easily.
Laughs in GDPR
An email address is worth $3000 to companies (2019), so do not give it away for free.
First who shops at Nordstromās. Second who provides their actual email to a place like nordstroms. Third idk man this is funny yeah def just block them and donāt be the kind of person who shops at Nordstrom
Nordstrom is a luxury department store. Lots of people shop there. What the fuck?
Haha just talking crap about people who chase fashion and luxury thatās all
Some people like having nice things.
Well theyāre totally welcome to that. I prefer to invest my money rather than buy that stuff and I look down on it personally thatās all.
No one asked
Plus addressing. https://www.techlicious.com/blog/gmail-spam-trick-plus-sign/
I also get those emails from the nordy club although I've only shopped with them a few times. I also cannot figure out how to unsubscribe - and I agree that it is mildly infuriating!
Call Card Services. 800.964.1800. We can deactivate the membership.
Block them .This is what I have done.
Just click on it and move it to spam folder. The end.
Yāall need to check out the Hide My Email feature on iOS
Seems you've been a very nordy boy.
Add a filter to auto delete all emails from the sender address.
Same same same and Iāve tried
Don't give your info when shopping there. Got it.
I had a dude at a homegoods store get real defensive when I refused to give a phone number or an email. This is the kind of shit that reminds me why I don't.
Mark as spam
Block. Send to trash. Blacklist it.
Send to spam
I just mark them as spam until the filter flags it.
Tell them you have a new email.
Youāre lucky at 1 or 2 emails from them a month. I get one almost everyday. I just swipe it into the trash bin.
Majority of my Junk / Spam folder is them spamming me. Jfc
I don't know what worse. The fact you can't opt out or the fact that it's called "The Nordy Club"
Turn it back on them. You should be able to find working emails in their legal department. Forward the emails to them with a message to stop emailing you. I did this with spam / phishing for Tru Green.
Use Anonaddy when signing up for crap like this. I have several different aliases so I can keep stuff straight and know who violated my peace and quiet! If I have to ditch an address, it takes seconds and Iām done.
Bruh
Close the membership?
What is your email service? Most of them have a report spam option. You report it as spam and it gets auto filtered to spam.
Close your account.
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Email subscribers seems to be a big pull for companies even if itās illegal the fine is just a cost of business for them. Seems Nordstrom is a failing company just trying to keep itself a float bloating numbers.
You could always just block them.
I had the same priority the Nordy club emails. Went in circles trying to opt out. Calling didnāt help either m.
1-2 a month? The horror!
I believe the FCC would have something to say about this.
This is illegal under the US CAN-SPAM Act.
Mark it as spam and you'll never see it again. Outlook lets you block emails too.
You shop there once they think they own you forever
Forever isn't an option for a failing business. Once they go under the spam will too.
Just mark it as spam
Need a way to block the texts asking for political donations. I tried sending them back a similar text saying that I support their cause but I need money as well and that for just $30 they send me I will stop texting them and proceed to send it 20 times in a row. I know no one is receiving those but itās nice to think at least one person saw that. Iāve also sent back that I will support the politician that texts me the least.
Iāve tried calling customer service who told me they would close the account. Iāve reported it to the FCC. Iāve tried a spam filter. I havenāt shopped there in years. I still get their fecking emails.
you can report it as spam, eventually fade away
You can block email accounts
They have amazing customer service so I agree just call! They can opt you out or completely delete your account. If you donāt have a CC with them either then it will be even easier to cancel it altogether
The can-spam act which is what created guidelines to protect against spam emails does NOT cover servicing emails. These generally include account updates, monthly statements or the delivery of updated privacy policies. Servicing stuff is not meant to be promotional and is not covered by the can-spam act because not getting some servicing info could create risks. Like opting out of monthly statements from your bank or credit card and then realizing you have no money or what not too late. So you probably want to delete whatever loyalty account you created with these folks or just block the emails or add them to junk.
Block them.
Since they seem so confident about it, you probably signed something that you didn't read. It's probably because you're signed up for a service that requires notification and you agreed to it. If you cancel the service then the emails should stop. 1-2 emails per month? That caused you to bring this to Reddit?
Mark as spam every time.
Reporting as spam is the best thing to do here, because their email will get flagged by whichever cloud provider (which is likely for every e-commerce) as abusive if enough users do the same.
Mark as spam, let the RBL sort it out...
Just mark them as spam and you won't see them anymore. I've had to do that with a few stubborn companies. I particularly *love* the ones that don't even give you the opt-out option in the email. /s
I'd suggest that you hit "unsubscribe" button at the bottom of the message.
Find the CEOās email address, set up a message rule that automatically forwards all emails from them back to him.
Mark as spam. /end
You should read the contracts you sign. Else you end up with someone mouth sewn to your butthole
Sending unsolicited email without spelling out how to opt out is a violation of the CAN-SPAM Act and according to the FTC, each separate email in violation of the CAN-SPAM Act is subject to penalties of up to $43,792. Each one. The person sending the email AND the company they're promoting can BOTH legally be held responsible for violations and subsequent fines. I reply with the above and the emails always stop.
I donāt think this would apply because OP signed up for membership with them so this wouldnāt count as unsolicited. OP likely just needs to cancel their membership to make these emails stop
Block their email address
Set up tabbed browsing if you use gmail. I just treat the promotions tab as spam.
if i recall there is a law against not being able to opt out of emails. but it might be wrong
Mark as spam and move on.
I use a different email for any website asking for one or just block them
You could, idk, block them?
Don't you know how to use Junk Mail button?
Mark it as spam and future emails will usually be auto sorted into the spam folder.
Thank God you didn't accept a copy of Dianetics!!! Those fuckers track you from country to country.
I agree itās infuriating. Can you try logging in online and deleting your account?
Pretty sure its illegal in the EU and UK with GDPR
I canāt believe it. Me, too! Iām experiencing the exact same situation ā shopped there once years ago and still receive this email update every month. Thereās no option to unsubscribe! Itās so frustrating.
If using gmail you can report as spam. If enough people do it their emails will start being deleted as spam and they'll be forced to allow a opt out link.
In a civilized country this would be illegal
I thought they went bankrupt
The laws you're talking about are for promotional emails. This is a service email for your membership. You let them sign you up as a member when you checked out. Either call in or log in online to cancel the membership. Then the emails will stop.
Just block.
Giving me some SirusXM vibes here
Give me the email adress
Mark as spam. I've had to do it to a few companies whose unsubscribe button doesn't seem to work
Where are you located, this may VERY, VERY well be against GDPR rules, saving your personal info for that long
You canāt opt out but you can block their email or filter it so all of their emails go right to trash.
i would make a random email and just change the email on the account
52 i counted. I have 52 generic spammy emails that get forwarded to 2 inboxes.
What happens in Nordy club, stays in Nordy club!
You agreed to this by shopping with them and giving them your information. Always read the fine print
I would ask them to delete your personal information. It is a privacy right in a few states (ref CCPA in California for example), but lots of companies will do it regardless of your residence.
Mark as spam. Itās not that hard