You know how you get a lot of emails from things you subscribed to, and you don't want to hit "spam" when you can hit unsubscribe and not be mean about it? Well... snort. This website sent me an email that I must not have subscribed to at all... online. I legally changed my first name to Meg, and I've gone by Meg (and Meg only) since 2002. Today I got an email from them with my birthname plastered all over it. I know for a fact that I would NEVER have given any website my birthname. They must've gotten my info from some sort of outdated in-person list, if that makes sense. Unfortunately for them, nothing angers me more than seeing my birthname plastered ALL OVER an email. Wow. That's some bad marketing. If they want people to donate money, they need to rethink their tactics.
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