How google subscribe works??

This give will give you the option to unsubscribe them, if you don't want to receive that emails.

You seriously need an explanation for this?

1. You click "unsubscribe"
2. You're off their list

I seriously wonder why I come here sometimes...

You did not get my point. I'm asking, Which mailing service is offering this option. Because all of popular services offer unsubscribe option at bottom of the email. But this time its in the front of senders email ID which is strange for me.

I think this option is the new feature by google. Maybe people can subscribe to your G+ feed or maybe something else. I want to know exact info about this.

Let me see if I understand...

You asked about Google subscribe, and the sender did not use a gmail address, so I'm assuming that YOU are the one using gmail.

Gmail is a web-based email service.
The emails it receives on your behalf are stored on its database for you to retrieve, respond to, and/or delete.

No one (other than google) touches that email from the time Mike hit send, until you asked google to show you your incoming mail.

Now...
since there is no provision in email to have an unsubscribe link placed after the sender's email address - who do you think put it there?

Remember,
1) Mike composed the email and hit send
2) There is no provision in the "from" line for him to create an unsubscribe link
3) other than yourself... no one but google has touched that email.

Look in your browser address bar.
What web site are you reading this mail from?

Did you mouseover the unsubscribe link?
What url appears at the bottom of the page when you do that?

Did you go one step further, and actually click on the unsubscribe link?
Where does that take you?

Besides providing you a way to unsubscribe (without scrolling to the bottom of the email), google has also recognized both you and Mike as having G+ accounts, knows that you are not following Mike on G+, and has presented you with a way to "follow" Warrior Plus.

Here is another email from google plus. May be you get my point.



I want to that how he is marketing that, I'm receiving email in my inbox.

It pretty much does what it says..

It takes you off the list..