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By not clicking any "unsubscribe" links for years, I have reduced the amount of spam, hopefully due to the fact that some the databases where my email is have forgotten my email as obsolete.
Now for the few others left, I know that some of them must be valid unsubscribe links but I don't dare click on them and confirm that my email is still in use.
Any ways to verify if a link is good by using a list of valid domains like mailchimp, or by using a service that analyses the link for a "recognized" unsubscribe link?
Ok thanks.. I was hoping there was a database of known mail senders so if the domain of that sender was in the unsubscribe URL, I would know it's valid :) – NaturalBornCamper – 2016-07-21T02:20:26.680
1WARNING: WOT-ratings may be (partly) ok, but do NOT install any WOT-software, it can/must be considered as malware!!! - https://thehackernews.com/2016/11/web-of-trust-addon.html – DJCrashdummy – 2016-11-11T08:27:44.680
@DJCrashdummy - absolutely - I wrote this back in June, before the WOT malware expose. – davidgo – 2016-11-11T08:32:35.327