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In reply to the discussion: I finally had to unsubscribe from the DCCC mailing list. [View all]Qutzupalotl
(15,831 posts)9. They are being pushed to constantly up their numbers
like any business.
They think, if sending one email a day gets you X$, sending 5 must net you 5x$. Of course it doesn't work that way. But emails cost very little to set up and send, so it's an attractive model.
But it's counterproductive because it's too annoying. I hate the schizophrenic nature of one email to the next. The sky is falling, things are looking up, we haven't heard from you, there's an arbitrary deadline at midnight. I feel like I'm being A/B tested for my money, and I resent it. So I unsubscribed completely and just give when I feel like it, and to whom, through ActBlue.
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ActBlue sold my info to every Tom, Dick and Harry. Love them but Good Lord!
flying_wahini
Jul 2022
#2
--- hours a week, deleting the things. I unsubscribe for the ones that post the most.
3Hotdogs
Jul 2022
#15
I kept blocking the senders on my iPad until they eventually just about all bypass my
GoodRaisin
Jul 2022
#38
Political organizations in general, not just the DCCC. I unsubscribed wholesale, & if they ask why...
Hekate
Jul 2022
#20