If the letter is from a legitimate source using an unsub link is no problem. More times than not you are fine to use it but there are some true spammers will will use it for what you mentioned.
Those are the ones Leo wants to kill
If the letter is from a legitimate source using an unsub link is no problem. More times than not you are fine to use it but there are some true spammers will will use it for what you mentioned.
Those are the ones Leo wants to kill
I would agree with highway, like his letter my guess is your letter also had remove instructions but you were so mad from the moment you read the subject line you could not see this fact.
I would also guess that at some point in the past you filled in something somewhere for the fed such as an online inquiry about work or some other type thing but have forgot about that.
A tinfoil hat is said to be for someone who believes in conspiracy theories. This has nothing to do with a conspiracy theory.Forgive me, but, your reaction seems a teeny bit harsh. I really don't see any great conspiracy here or any intentional flaunting of the law. At the risk of offending you, I suggest you take a valium and make yourself a tinfoil hat.
I get their e-mails a couple times every other week or so, and I also get their hard postcards in the snail mail once or twice a month, just got one saturday... I too figure that they got the info from the Expo registration or maybe from the EO magazine list...either way...its not a big deal to me either way...
Amonger, you could just lok at their recrutment efforts as they want the best and they are after you!!!! Be proud, they feel you have something they want!!!