3 cold emails I never asked for, sent under the CodingCrafts name.
Did you get spam from CodingCrafts too?If so, let me know at reportedandignored at gmail dot com. Dates and sender addresses help the most, and I won't publish anything about you.
3unsolicited emails
2sender domains
3Salesforce accounts used
1 of 3with no way to opt out at all
What happened
These are developer staffing pitches signed "CodingCrafts" or "Coding Crafts," from codingcrafts.dev and codingscraft.com. There's a real company called CodingCrafts, and I can't tell you whether these came from it or from someone using its name.
Between 2025-12-05 and 2026-11-06, I got 3 of them. I've never done business with them, never signed up for anything, and never asked to hear from them.
How it gets sent
3 went out through Salesforce, using 3 Salesforce customer accounts.
I checked every message, and 1 of the 3 had no way to opt out at all (no unsubscribe link, no "reply STOP," nothing), even though the federal CAN-SPAM Act requires a working opt-out in commercial email.
I reported the 2 Salesforce messages that came in before I stopped reporting to Salesforce in October 2026, and Salesforce sent case numbers. The one since then wasn't reported. Here's how that's gone, and what Amazon's part is.
Addresses they sent from
If one of these shows up in your inbox, it's the same outfit.
hazel@codingscraft.com
thomas@codingcrafts.dev
Every CodingCrafts email I got
Date received, sending address, how it was delivered, and the subject line.
2026-11-06hazel@codingscraft.comvia Salesforce“[me], Should I Stay or Should i Leave?”
2026-09-23thomas@codingcrafts.devvia Salesforce“[me], Ex-Meta, Microsoft Developers for Your Team”