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I ordered something from Lego the other day which spawned five separate emails to my inbox. Five emails. For one order. Now, if somehow you aren’t aware, Lego are a large, world-wide brand name and company. I ordered one item from their online store, a lego advent calendar for Jack, for a total cost £25. I have purchased Lego from their online store before so I have an account with them. You can collect points and occasionally get special offer items. I don’t currently buy enough to warrant many points, but I’m keeping the account. The first email was the one-time passcode needed to complete my login to my account. The second one confirmed that someone had just logged into my account (shocker!). The third email was confirmation of the order. The subject line read: “We’ve got your LEGO order!”, and the body of the email said “We’ve got your order and will be in touch to confirm it soon.” The fourth email was also confirmation of the order, but with a different confirmation. “We’ve got…

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