Blocking Unsolicited Email
I would like to have the option to keep from receiving unsolicited email advertising from HipStamp sellers.
There doesn't appear to be an option for that listed in the preferences section of my profile.
The preference section does ask if I want to receive emails from my favorite sellers and I've selected "Never" in that category.
I have come to accept that HipStamp does not want to give buyers the option to block sellers; however, I see no reason why HipStamp shouldn't prevent sellers from sending unsolicited email--especially when there has been no prior commercial relationship.
There doesn't appear to be an option for that listed in the preferences section of my profile.
The preference section does ask if I want to receive emails from my favorite sellers and I've selected "Never" in that category.
I have come to accept that HipStamp does not want to give buyers the option to block sellers; however, I see no reason why HipStamp shouldn't prevent sellers from sending unsolicited email--especially when there has been no prior commercial relationship.
Comments
Use the unsubscribe link in the unsolicited email. That will unsubscribe you from the email service provider so you shouldn't get these from any Hipstamp seller in the future.
You are correct about Hip allowing these emails. I haven't purchased anything in at least 10 years on Hip but was receiving favorite seller emails constantly. Not anymore.
Stephen:
The above link shows you the subscription/ unsubscribe information supplied by Mark back in December 2019. If you read Mark's response and are sure you still have the problem then enter a help desk ticket at the contact us tab below.
Mike
Thanks for the info. I now have to maintain a log of all the unsolicited seller emails I receive so I can report them if I receive a second email after having unsubscribed.
Steve
p.s., For awareness, the two unsolicited emails still in my trash folder both had @hipsellers.com email addresses.
It should be the way around. They have to ask if I want their emails. That is polite.
maybe you can block it in the browser. An other way is to stack up and bounce back
bombard them with their own emails. If everybody do that let's see if they like that.
ECfan