Emergencyemail Reviews 

Trash. I just started getting this (up to 3 a day) for a location I lived at 3 years ago. I do not recall signing up for this. They tell me about horrible weather alerts, while the weather forcast tells me its 70 degrees and sunny at that location all week.

I'm not sure what the angle is, but it has to be a scam of some kind. I certainly haven't clicked any links - just told gmail to dump them in spam.

I didn't subscribe to any email through this website and getting the mails daily. Do not trust this company.

Three and sometimes four SPAM messages aDAY that I did not sign up for.
I hate these SPAMming P'sOS!

Fake phishing hack company sending spam emails

These B.S. SPAMmers are such heinous pieces of...
I want to kill them all....

Total Horse (crap).
Delete, DeLeTe, DELETE!

never signed up and they spam the heck out of me. excessive emails constantly. this should be illegal.

Complete garbage. They trash your inbox with NWS weather alerts that you can get anytime you want one, and then cover the page with stupid ads written by someone who does not speak English. They hijack NWS information which they get for free to trash your inbox with garbage. Of course, they come from Florida, land of the grifters. The company is Enotem, at 10151 Deerwood Park Blvd #200-250, Jacksonville, FL. No FL attorney general is ever going to go after them for spamming. But feel free to drop in on them when in Jacksonville to express yourself. Their corporate liars are Henry Rivera, ESQ! of 1776 K Street NW, Washington DC. We all love that K street in DC, don't we?

Never signed up. No way to unsubscribe. They have wrong ZIP...no way to even change it. No way to contact them. Sure LOOKS like SCAM................or severe incompetence!

I block them and next day 2 more so I ignored them still comes in on my OUTLOOK. I am beside myself.

although i think the actual alerts it sends out are genuine, i never signed up for this so somehow they forced me to be subscribed without me wanting to be, and in some of the emails theres an ad at the bottom. to me it seems that this "service" is technically scathing by as legal because of the REAL weather alerts, its annoying and also sends ads. if you actually want weather alerts for your area by email, find a trustworthy service that you like, and not this crap that they force on you.

Started getting these repeated emails out of the blue. Multiple emails per day. Supposed alerts that have nothing to do with me or my area. Never opened any of them. Marked them as BLOCK SENDER, so now they all go directly to trash. How did I ever get on their list to start with and why? What’s their purpose???

Persistent e-mails sending me information I do not need; US weather alerts are no use to me when I live in the UK. I have been receiving them for months and blocking their e-mail address has no effect. The "unsubscribe" form on the (apparently correct) website) will not let me send it without a valid US zip code.

If this "organisation" was based in the UK, I would take legal action against them for breaching GDPR rules, because there is no way to opt-out or unsubscribe easily and there is no way to contact them to find out when and where they got hold of my e-mail address.

I never signed up and want to unsubscribe yet I cannot. This is SPAM and I clearly do not want this nonsense in my email box. Whoever started this should be reported and action taken to take this site down.

As most other reviewers have observed this is nothing but spam. I didn't sign up for this, but by golly they found me and they won't stop bombarding my email. There are plenty of legitimate sites for severe weather and emergency alerts. This not one of them.

SPAM!!!!! I never signed up for this bull****, and repeated unsubscribe requests go ignored. Everybody just report them as spam and maybe no one in the future will have to deal with them again.

Total incorrect diseased fake news! They sale your information whether you have signed up or not!
TOTALLY CRAP! SPAM THEM! GARBAGE! JUNK!

Never signed up for emails from emergencyemails.org. Had never seen or heard of this until a couple of weeks ago when I started receiving several spam emails per day from the site.

This is a plague of incorrect information and I'd love to be able to get rid of it!

I clicked on one on accident because we were expecting bad weather and it was about a storm warning. I regretted it. I have blocked and subscribed from them.