Peachtree Doesn't Believe You Really Wanted Off Their Mailing List
Peachtree must have a hard time keeping people on their email lists if they have to resort to this. Reader Chris writes:
I registered my Peachtree accounting software, and started receiving e-mails from them. I unsubscribed, and thought I was done. Today, a few weeks later, I received this e-mail: Please re-confirm your opt-out status...
Dear Valued Peachtree by Sage Customer:We've heard of double opt-in, but this the first time we've heard of a double opt-out mailing list.Our records indicate that [redacted] may have been inadvertantly [sic] opted out of e-mail communications.
If you did request to be removed, please click here to re-confirm your opt-out status.
At Sage Software, we want to make sure that you have access to the latest tools and resources you need to effectively manage your business and get the most from your Peachtree software. If you would like to receive Product Updates, The Peachtree Insider eNewsletter, and email-only promotions, then no further action is required.
Sincerely,
Pat Carson
Peachtree Customer Division
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Comments:
It's actually even worse than the OP makes it sound. I got this too, and not only did I have to click through the link to confirm my opt-out, but when I did the defaults were checked to opt in - you had to unclick them to remain opted out, if you clicked next without reading you would opt back in. Shady.
The only reason I ever bought their product in the first place is because it was free after rebate and I had a coupon, so I got paid to buy it. It's still probably in my basement somewhere.
Similar thing just happened to my wife. She got a snail mail message from Omaha Steaks (which we had a business relationship with for Christmas) reminding her that we are on their internal do-not-call list (she asked to be put on it after they would call every week asking if we want to place another order).
It basically says fill-in your phone number, sign, return in postage paid envelope, and we will call you again.
At least they didn't call us to remind us we were on their internal do-not-call list. :)




If you aren't sure you would not like to un-remove your opt-in de-request... *Head KerSPLODE!*