Justin PotApr 30
jilleduffy
Tip: If you cannot locate an email address for customer service for a company, open the Terms of Service, search for (press ctrl+F) "@". Almost always, you can find an email address in there.
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Show threadSupermoosieApr 30

@jilleduffy

I like going to the about our executive team page.

Then firstname.lastname@

Then send the email again, with no dot.

Explain their website is lacking contact information. Then your problem.

Most of the time someone gets back to you

Show threadEnola KnezevicApr 30

@jilleduffy uhm 😬 https://daniel.haxx.se/email/

(My requests are usually GDPR related, so I just search the privacy policy.)

Daniel Stenberg -- Emails

The Daniel email collection

daniel.haxx.se
Show thread@iveylineApr 30
@jilleduffy I refuse to deal with any company online that doesn't have three things (a) an address; (b) a phone number; (c) an email address. I was ripped off by one that I realised afterwards only had an email address to which they failed to respond. LinkedIn also only had a street address in San Francisco thatcwas the only alternative to trying to communicate through their nonsensical algorirhm driven contact system. It cost me $ 90 to courier a letter to them asking to terminate my account - which had been blocked for spurious reasons. Never again!
Show threadkoboggiApr 30
@jilleduffy thats good to know
Show threadShari SpiewakApr 30
@jilleduffy I used this trick while job searching. If I knew the name of the person I wanted to contact, I just searched the website for any email address. Usually found one on the Community Relations page. Then used the format to insert the other person’s name.
Show threadStuart &c.May 2
@jilleduffy Smart! Genuinely helpful tip, thank you 🙏