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In trying to cut down on unwanted emails, you could be making yourself a target for scammers.

Clicking 'unsubscribe' may not be the safest way to stop getting unwanted emails.

Think before you click. Data shows that 1 in every 644 unsubscribe links could lead to a malicious website.

Another, more directly problematic scenario is using a completely fake unsubscribe link to send you to a URL that looks fine, but is actually a front for stealing your login credentials.

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Fake unsubscribe links can lead to phishing sites or trigger malware downloads. If a page asks for your login credentials "to confirm your unsubscribe," experts say that’s a red flag.

Even with spam controls in place, it doesn't take much for an email address to become a heavy target for marketers. The question is, should you click on that 'Unsubscribe' link in unwanted emails?