How do I get someone to stop spamming me with their zoom meeting invites?

[ambyhendy]

A spammy online marketer keeps sending me Zoom email invites, and it's clogging up my inbox. I never subscribed to their thing and there isn't a way to unsubscribe/remove from list through the zoom invites that I can find. I don't want to block the emails because it will block all Zoom meeting invites and I do need access for work purposes. Nor do I want to just create a new folder because real meetings will get lost in the spammy jungle. Does zoom have no way to ask to be removed from someone's meetings? 

[meganbennett]

SAME!!! I'm considering joining the meeting and just letting them have it for spamming me this way. Zoom needs to fix this!

[MGS_Aus]

Me too! I get these annoying spam messages all time! I've tried reaching out to support about this for quite a while, it's been going on for years. I also used to get spam Go To Webinar invites but they now have a 'Report Spam' link on their emails... come on Zoom! Get with the times and please sort this bug out ASAP.

[MarieM1]

I am having the exact same issue. It's unacceptable that Zoom offers no way to block these guys or even report them for abuse of the system.

[drGAM7]

It seems to be getting worse and the spammers are sending to email addresses I haven't used in a long time as well.  

[CarlaA]

Hi everyone,

Thank you for reporting this issue. We'll take appropriate action based on the results of our investigation. For future Spam reports please use the T&S webform:  https://zoom.us/trust-form

[Omeyer]

You seem not to have taken this problem seriously enough because it is unresolved. I get at least 5 or 6 invite to Zoom calls every week that I have never signed up for at an email address I rarely use when signing up for Zoom calls.

[curtise]

This is a terrible response. Please provide an abuse email we can forward these emails so your team can crack down on all your spammy accounts.  I am so sick of getting email from Zoom with no ability to unsubscribe that I am close to just blocking all zoom emails completely.

[FedUpWithSpam]

Your canned answer is nothing but BS.

Legally you need to have an unsubscribe link IN EVERY EMAIL SENT.  Also since you have a service others utilize and use inappropriately, you should also have a 'report spam' link in every single email your system sends out no matter the user.

This issue has been reported for years but Zoom refused to do the right thing and fix it 

Terrible customer service.

[Henk_Vos]

Me too - there must be hundreds or thousands of people affected by this. 
There's no way to get out of the loop because you can only block the emails or report it as spam and it comes from no-reply@ zoom.us
This screencast is an example: https://app.screencast.com/deV89zS8nddIF

It's an apparent spamming loophole that damages Zoom's brand and the email effectiveness as we all start to block the email address.

[Annoyedx1000]

Me three! This is affecting many people and Zoom doesn't seem to be doing anything about it. This is beyond annoying. I get multiple invites a week from the same user even though I have never signed up for such webinar. I have reported this to Zoom twice and yet the issue remains unresolved. Please take some action!

[DrRossanna]

I am now getting 5-6 per day AND even worse some of the webinars are showing up in my Calendar.  I may have no alternative but to block Zoom from my email provider.  Seriously, it can't be that hard for the dev team to stop the unwanted Zoom emails hijacked by these folks.

[MGS_Aus]

This works. I got this from ZOOM: 

For future Spam reports please use the T&S webform:  https://zoom.us/trust-form

Select: 'Report Abusive Behavior or Content', cut and paste the spammer's meeting details and contact, send it off and done!

[Omeyer]

And this we have to do for every spam invite we get? Then, I have to hire someone.

[DrRossanna]

Well, I got that same message from Zoom a month ago and have used it to report but so far nothing has changed, except now I get postings to my Calendar app as well.

[MGSR]

Hello Community Members,

We do apologize for the inconvenience.

Our engineering team is currently working on implementing an unsubscribe option for these emails, with the goal of releasing it in April. We will provide further updates as soon as more information becomes available.

In the meantime, please submit any reports via the T&S webform: https://zoom.us/trust-form.

We truly appreciate your understanding and patience.

[JH212]

This is more than an inconvenience. Unsubscribe does not cut it. We need to be able to block the sender and report it as spam...and when Zoom gets enough of those complaints Zoom needs to shut down the spammer's account.

[FedUpWithSpam]

That's a start.. but you MUST ADD a "report spam" button/link as well that actually will go to a person who deals with your users who spam us and poor a stop to them.

[MGSR]

Hello Community Members,

Thank you for your patience and continued support—we truly value your feedback.

We're excited to announce the rollout of our enhanced unsubscribe experience. For lower-tier webinar licenses, all webinar-related emails will now include an unsubscribe link at the bottom. With a single click, recipients can immediately unsubscribe from all webinar communications associated with that Zoom account.

If you change your mind, you’ll have the option to resubscribe right from the confirmation page—making the process quick and seamless.

To help us maintain a trusted email experience, please continue reporting any spam senders via the following link: https://zoom.us/trust-form.

Thank you for being a part of our community as we work to improve your Zoom experience.