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Join the Spoonbill Decal mailing list for restock alerts on keyboards, phones, and digital licenses, plus blog posts when we publish new bench notes. We send practical electronics tips—not daily blasts—and you can unsubscribe anytime from the footer link without affecting open orders.

What subscribers receive

Expect messages when trending sale badges change on audio gear, when laptop chipsets rotate and older models drop in price, and when smart home hubs gain firmware that fixes local control gaps. Blog announcements arrive separately from commerce alerts so you can skim guides without feeling pushed to buy.

We never sell your email to third-party marketers. Privacy details live on the privacy page linked below the footer grid.

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Frequency and preferences

Most months include two or three messages unless supply chains shift suddenly. If a recall or firmware advisory affects a product we sold, we may send an extra notice with remediation steps. Reply to any message if you want only restock alerts or only editorial posts—we honor simple preferences manually until preference links roll out.

Who should subscribe

Studios waiting on a specific interface restock, renters building reversible smart home setups, and students comparing laptops for engineering software all benefit from timely notes. If you only buy one cable every few years, browsing the shop may be enough without inbox updates.

Subscribers hear about digital bundle changes when vendors alter seat counts or offline activation rules—information that is easy to miss if you only watch hardware ads.

After you join

Watch for a short welcome note that explains how to unsubscribe and how commerce alerts differ from blog announcements. Add our sender to your trusted list if messages land in promotional tabs—that keeps recall advisories visible when they matter.

Your cart in local storage is separate from mailing lists; clearing browser data does not remove subscription status, and unsubscribing does not empty a cart you already built.

Sample topics from recent sends

Recent campaigns highlighted GaN charger sales paired with ultrabooks that support USB-C power delivery, restocked mesh routers after firmware fixed handoff bugs, and announced offline activation changes for a popular photo suite. None of those emails duplicated blog posts verbatim—they pointed to deeper guides when setup steps required diagrams.

If a message feels irrelevant, reply with the category you want and we adjust manually until automated preference centers launch.

We never embed tracking pixels that read your cart contents; commerce emails reference categories you opted into, not individual local storage lines.

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Every marketing message includes an unsubscribe path mirroring the footer page. We honor removal even if you originally subscribed through a representative during checkout. Duplicate addresses merge on our side so you do not receive parallel copies after a typo correction.

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