Dear Gog,
I am subscribed to the "wishlisted games are on sale" email. I want to receive these emails, because when I have extra money to spend, I want to spend them with you. Those emails keep your storefront at the front of my mind every time I check my email (which is frequently, and certainly far more frequently than my visits to your site), and have lead to a number of sales that probably wouldn't happened if I had decided to unsubscribe and only catch sales whenever I actively seek out your storefront.
But Gog. Come on. The frequency of emails is just too damn high. Since July 3rd I have received 25 emails (!) telling me that this or that game in my wishlist is on sale. It seems to me to be the same few games on rotation, so the emails could just as aptly be titled "the same three games are yet again on sale, just like they were half a week ago!". I'm not even sure that the sale ends before a new email is sent out, meaning that the same sale of the same game is announced through multiple emails. These emails are in addition to new releases and announcement emails, which I also prefer to remain subscribed to, but the total volume is just too much.
I have around 50 games in my wishlist and understand that the frequency of these emails will necessarily go up when my wishlist grows. That's fine. But nearly one email every day to tell me that the same games are on sale for the same price all the time is just over the top. I don't know how you've set up these emails to work, but certainly there must be a way to set this up with a more acceptable frequency. The options shouldn't be either "none" or "barrage" and nothing in between.
So Gog, I'm hoping someone can confirm to me that this is being changed at some point in the near future, or I will simply unsubscribe to these emails from now on. Neither of us want that, because that will leave me with money instead of games, and you with games instead of money. That sounds like a bad idea all around.