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Mailbasics has no respect for people

Mailbasics has no respect for people. Mailbasics is a scam. It is disrespectful to generate privacy by sending these spam mail up to 2 times a day. I have unsubscribed from the newsletter numerous times, they are completely cynical and send even more spam mail.
Mailbasics is a scam, today den 19. april mail again from Mike D updates(a)mailbasics.com
Mailbasics is a scam, mail every day, spam spam spam, Never push the link to activate the software, more mail will be sent and you never get out of their iron grip. Mailbasicsis a scam, mail from Mike D updates(a)mailbasics.com is a scam. I've never supported you, you've stolen my email to spame my mailbox
Your company is only out to steal as much money as possible from your customers. Do you want to delete me immediately from ALL your maillists as well as your business partners, all your spam mail is a fraud
Never push the link to activate the software, more mail will be sent and you never get out of their iron grip.
Mail from today from Mike D updates(a)mailbasics.com today de. 20 April.
Hey There,
Congratulations! Your application to this brand new program has been accepted.

This is a life-changing event for you as this organization is backing you to make a MILLION in less than one year!
Access this opportunity HERE
You don’t need any experience, skill or knowledge. Everything is done for you.
Ciao,
Mike D

20 April 2018
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