Shopping email tips · Check before you enter your address
Claim the offer,
but think carefully about where your emails go.
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Which page should you enter the verification code on? How long will you need the address after placing an order? These tips help you check the details that are easy to overlook when signing up.
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Read this tip Verification code safetyGot a promo code? Don’t enter it just yet
Check the page, purpose and timing of the request—from the sign-up you started yourself to the email you received. A temporary address can keep promotional emails separate, but it can’t tell you whether a promo page is trustworthy.
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The end of a promotion doesn’t mean the end of order emails. Check order confirmations, shipping updates, refunds and account recovery separately, and set up a long-term email address before your temporary inbox expires.
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