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I remember Hotmail trying this arm twisting by deactivating user emails, but deleting account is something new.
The only problem with this approach is you are showing your customers "we dont care that much"
And a customer who is registered by not using your service means, he was interested in your service at some point but found a better alternative.
Deleting such mails sounds like axing your own foot, because if a user is signed up even if he is not using your service, you can reach out to him anytime as you better your service, this atleast gives you a hope that this user will return and start using our service.
By deleting a user account, you only blow the investment you made in getting a user to your site in the first place.
I knw it sucks when users sign up but dont use a service, but this one is a bad strategy network18.
