Expedia: Unsubscribe, Unsubscribe and Unsubscribe Again

I unsubscribed from Expedia for the first time on July 15, then again July 21 and 29, and yet I continued to receive promotional e-mails. I tried again on August 1, 4, and 11, all to no avail. The e-mails still flooded my inbox. Finally, I wrote to customer service, and the e-mails stopped.

Could this have anything to do with the company’s falling share prices?

The image is a line graph showing stock price data over a period from July 29, 2011, to August 26, 2011. The graph shows a general downward trend in the stock price, with some fluctuations. The x-axis represents the dates, while the y-axis represents the stock price. There are markers on specific dates along the graph, indicating significant points or events. The volume of trades is shown in a bar graph format at the bottom of the chart.

It would be easy for them to change the code and make the ‘unsubscribe’ option no longer work. If only 1 out of 1000 people who received the extra e-mails made a purchase it would be worth the change, not to mention someone like me who didn’t immediately contact customer service (I was curious to see how long it would take). I think this is the first time the ‘unsubscribe’ button didn’t work for me, and I’ve managed to opt out of some pretty obscure financial newsletters.

I guess Expedia didn’t want to alienate people too much, though, because the ‘unsubscribe’ action did have to be performed if customer service was contacted especially for this purpose.

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