| B&N - is this legit? From NOOK by Barnes & Noble Sun Aug 18 01:26:30 2013
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Asking since I did have the account at one time - didn't like the TOS and unregistered the Nook. Couldn't delete the account, so I buggered the password and entered it. Haven't seen any crap from B&N for almost 2 years, the account no longer exists, and all of a sudden I get this? Is it just blanket spam or did they resurrect the password from a server somewhere?
I am disgusted since you cannot delete an account on your own. You have to call customer service. |
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| Buggering your password will have zero effect on their ability to send you e-mail. What I normally do when dealing with a company that won't let me delete an account, is to set my account's e-mail address to "abuse@.com" or if I'm particularly annoyed, the e-mail address of random executives. *They* can get the spam.
*Then* I bugger the password and all other personal info, but that's mostly to make it less likely a database hack on their end will glean any useful info.
The apparent IP address does seem to be from B&N.
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