This "company" has been sending me SPAM for several months despite repeated attempts to be unsubcribed. They recently hacked my entire address book, sending out SPAM messages. Their unsubscribe is a joke. They keep changing names, but it is always the same SPAMMERS.
This IP Address has been emailing spam to my account and offers 2 unsubscribe links which only cause you to get more spam, Filing FCC complaint against the owners of the IP Address
Emarket Stream is using a rent a office in NY so that's no help. However their opt-out service is hosted at http://208.57.102.8/unsub.html. Digging down their hosting provider is TelePacific. You can contact TelePacific at mlipton@telepacific.com, crowsey@telepacific.com, abuse@telepacific.com I would use all 3 addresses to get a prompt response. They have no number listed and Emarket is a shell company as they are not listed in NYC business databases.
You can also send complaints to: Contact (Media & Analyst Inquiries) Keith Trivitt Director, Marketing and Communications Email: ktrivitt@mediawhiz.com P: 646.264.0144 M: 417.299.5996 Or dial 866.477.5600 and select option 5 to speak to a live person
You can also contact Danny Ortiz at MediaWhiz at 866-477-5600, keep hitting zero to talk to the operator and she will transfer you. He also works for Whitedelivery.com and EMarket Stream. David Shutzman and Jonathan Shapiro are very stand up guys to operate a huge SPAM House as big as MediaWhiz. MediaWhiz is like a Lays potato chip. Once you get one spam you can't stop getting more spam!
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