Remotebase spam.

What happened

These came from tryremotebase.com and getremotebase.com.

Between 2026-04-22 and 2026-05-19 I got 5 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

5 went out through Salesforce, using 1 Salesforce customer account.

5 of the 5 had no way to opt out at all, by my check of every message. No unsubscribe link, no "reply STOP," nothing. The federal CAN-SPAM Act requires a working opt-out in commercial email.

I reported the Salesforce ones to Salesforce as they came in, and Salesforce sent case numbers. Here's how that's gone, and what Amazon's part is.

What I found out about them

Remotebase is a developer-hiring company. Its main website is remotebase.com.

The company

• Its US company is listed in San Mateo, California, at a coworking space. The team is in Lahore, Pakistan.
• remotebase.app sits on the same server as the throwaway domains and redirects to remotebase.com.

How it's set up

• All of it went through one Salesforce account, which also sent mail as a different brand, Visora Creators.
• New Remotebase throwaway domains kept getting added to the server after the last email I got.

Related domains

Domains tied to the same outfit by registration, hosting or mail setup. Not all of them have sent me anything yet.

• mailremotebase.com Same server as the Remotebase domains that mailed me, set up to send through Salesforce.
• remotebase.biz Same server as the Remotebase domains that mailed me, set up to send through Salesforce.
• remotebase.fit Same server as the Remotebase domains that mailed me, set up to send through Salesforce.
• remotebase.app Same server; redirects to remotebase.com.
• remote-base.us Sent me a Remotebase email through SendGrid with the San Mateo address.

The same pitch shows up from several unrelated companies, so this may be an outside lead-generation shop sending for Remotebase. Either way, it went out under Remotebase's name.

Addresses they sent from

If one of these is in your inbox, it's the same outfit.

• hamza@visoracreators.it.com
• lucy.caldwell@getremotebase.com
• mia.anderson@tryremotebase.com

Every Remotebase email I got

Date received, sending address, how it was delivered, and the subject line.

• 2026-05-08 lucy.caldwell@getremotebase.com via Salesforce “[me], Thinking about this differently”
• 2026-05-06 lucy.caldwell@getremotebase.com via Salesforce “[me], Call i call you tomorrow?”
• 2026-04-23 mia.anderson@tryremotebase.com via Salesforce “[me], Free proof of concept for your next project?”
• 2026-04-22 mia.anderson@tryremotebase.com via Salesforce “[me], Quick call to explore collaboration?”

Same Salesforce account, different name

This one came from an address without the Remotebase name, but through the same Salesforce account as the Remotebase emails above.

• 2026-05-19 hamza@visoracreators.it.com via Salesforce “[me], Hoping to connect at 20$/hr”