Action Network Unsolicited spam scam Emails Internet

Dear Action Network Team,

I'm writing to express my growing concern about the increasing number of unsolicited emails I've been receiving from organizations using your platform. Similar to the issues reported with ActBlue, these emails feel like spam, flooding my inbox with causes I haven't signed up for.

While I understand the value Action Network provides to organizations for email outreach, the current system seems to allow for excessive and unwanted communication. This not only impacts individual user experience but could also negatively affect the reputation of organizations using your platform.

According to discussions on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/sportsbook/comments/zs1x85/is_action_network_worth_it/

and https://www.reddit.com/r/phishing/comments/13darh8/actionnetworkorg/

and other online sources, this issue seems to be widespread, causing frustration and annoyance among users.

I urge you to consider implementing stricter regulations for email frequency and user consent. This could include:

• Double opt-in for subscriptions: Requiring users to confirm their intention to receive emails from an organization.
• Clear unsubscribe options: Making it easy for users to unsubscribe from specific organizations and manage their email preferences within Action Network.
• Limits on email frequency: Setting reasonable limits on the number of emails organizations can send through Action Network within a set timeframe.
• Users receiving their emails from action network must setup an email filter to mark spam and delete their emails immediately.

By taking these steps, Action Network can ensure responsible email practices and maintain a positive user experience. They are not a scam but just have a habit of sending out too much emails and giving no escape. 

My claims here are truthful and is well documented online, including in attachments to this ripoffreport. I ask that what is attached is to be reviewed by readers as the customer support response i directly received from Jason Rosenbaum, Director of Technology of Action Network is attached. This is the truth and is not an attempt to slander them and this can be interpreted as an entertaining comment online. This is a review of my experience receiving their emails and formally going about handling them.