I send an email notification every day to our customers when new data in our service becomes available. No, this is not spam, this is a notification that customers asked about, and you can turn it off - in case you are interested. :)
I noticed that some sites have a noreply@domain.com address that they use to send all notifications?
Why not just use an email address that is an alias for email support. Thus, if someone responds to a notification (which means they have a question), he goes directly to support. Why even bother with “BTW, this letter should not be used for support, please don’t reply - use another one instead,” when you could just point to the same mailbox? Or is there another reason I am missing?
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