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Spammers
"You're receiving this invitation because your email was added to the Chirp Wire early-access list."
They spam with no unsubscribe button, no privacy policy, etc. Classic scammers.
They spammed me without me ever signing…
They spammed me without me ever signing up for anything.
I would not trust them with any data if that is their approach.
Known source of spam
Got spammed on an email address that they harvested from hacker news. Bypassing any form of opt-in, gdpr consent, etc.
Just started spamming their product to uninterested people. I guess that describes their product as well?
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