Boxbe notifications?
Daniel C.
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Hello Daniel C.,
I've received your message entitled "Re: [Open Manufacturing] Re:
DIYBio: Oranges without the tree?". I wanted to let you know that I've
added you to my Boxbe Guest List.
Boxbe helps me manage my email by prioritizing messages from people I
know. You'd be amazed at how much better my inbox is now.
This is the only email you will receive about Boxbe from me and there
is no need to respond.
Learn more about Boxbe.
Thank you,
pari...@gmail.com
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Has anyone else received a message like this? As far as I can tell
this is spam - unsolicited advertisement - and I'm inclined to request
that pari...@gmail.com be unsubscribed immediately and with extreme
prejudice. What say ye?
-Dan C.
Bryan Bishop
> Has anyone else received a message like this? As far as I can tell
> this is spam - unsolicited advertisement - and I'm inclined to request
> that pari...@gmail.com be unsubscribed immediately and with extreme
> prejudice. What say ye?
This was probably something stupid that Jata did on a silly website.
If she doesn't reply soon I'll be sure to call her and complain- I
don't think she should be banned.
Parijata Mackey
Parijata Mackey
University of Chicago
pari...@gmail.com
www.parijata.com
--
"Have patience with all yet unsolved in your heart. Try to love the questions themselves, like locked rooms and foreign scripts. Do not now seek the answers. They cannot yet be given because you could not yet live them -- and the point is to live everything. At the present, you need to live the question. Perhaps you will gradually, without even noticing it, find yourself experiencing the answer, some distant day."
- Rainer Maria Rilke
ben lipkowitz
> Has anyone else received a message like this? As far as I can tell
> this is spam - unsolicited advertisement - and I'm inclined to request
> that pari...@gmail.com be unsubscribed immediately and with extreme
> prejudice. What say ye?
yes, parijata should be unsubscribed from boxbe immediately and with
extreme prejudice. but that choice is up to her.
Daniel C.
> Er, I have no idea why that would be sent on my behalf. I've just been
> inundated with Boxbe spam, and it's incredibly frustrating. I don't even
> know what Boxbe is. Has anyone else dealt with this problem? How do I get
> rid of it?
I apologize then! I thought you'd signed up and knew it was going to
be spamming people. I googled boxbe (most of the results after the
company itself were about annoying spam) and one of the comments in an
article about their infuriatingly retarded business practices had a
comment from someone, apparently at Boxbe, linking here:
https://www.boxbe.com/unsubscribe
Good luck!
-Dan C.
Parijata Mackey
Daniel C.
> Yeah, I just went to their website and yelled at them. Someone I know
> subscribed me to it, intentionally or not, and... it's annoying. Sorry,
> guys. Definitely not advertising for Boxbe -- don't even click their link, I
> don't want to give them traffic. Bastards.
> Update: Wow, they even got into my Facebook account. I'm mildly obsessed
> with infosec, so this kind of freaks me out. Time to change all my
> passwords, and then kill them. Don't click on their stuff, seriously, I
> don't know how they're doing this, but I don't like it.
> Cheers, guys. Let me know if the problem doesn't stop (it should).
Wow, they got into your stuff without you realizing it? That used to
be called a virus.