How to Stop Groupon Emails

Groupon email senders: what’s safe to unsubscribe from (and what to keep)

Before unsubscribing, it helps to know where Groupon emails actually come from and which ones matter. Groupon uses a small, consistent set of sender addresses, so once you recognize them, managing these emails becomes much easier.

Common Groupon “from” addresses

Most Groupon emails come from these official sender addresses and domains:

• mail@e.groupon.com Groupon’s main promotional sender. Daily deals, local offers, seasonal sales, and category-based promotions usually come from this address.
• groupon@r.groupon.com Another marketing address used for newsletters, reminders, and remarketing emails.
• noreply@r.groupon.com Automated, one-way messages such as confirmations or system notifications. Replies aren’t monitored.

All of these are legitimate Groupon-controlled subdomains under groupon.com. In most cases, filtering or unsubscribing at the @e.groupon.com or @r.groupon.com domain level will catch nearly all Groupon emails at once.

Types of Groupon emails you’ll receive

Promotional and deal emails These are the most common and the most frequent. Daily deal digests, location-based offers, themed sales, and “ending soon” alerts fall into this group. They’re designed for browsing and impulse purchases.

Surveys and feedback requests Occasional emails asking about your experience or a past purchase. These usually come from the same promotional senders but have feedback-focused subject lines.

Account and automated emails Order confirmations, refunds, account notifications, and other system messages. These typically come from a “noreply” address and are tied to actual account activity.

What to unsubscribe from — and what not to

Recommended to unsubscribe from:

• Daily deal emails
• Promotional newsletters
• Seasonal or local offer blasts
• Reminder and remarketing emails you don’t use

These emails are high-volume and optional. Unsubscribing won’t affect your Groupon account or past purchases.

Usually worth keeping:

• Purchase confirmations and receipts
• Refund or customer support updates
• Account, payment, or security notifications

These messages matter if you ever log in, buy something, or need help later. Blocking them can cause missed information.

What to know: If your inbox is flooded, unsubscribing address by address isn’t always necessary. Grouping emails by sender or domain lets you manage everything in one place.

Easier control with Clean Email

Clean Email automatically groups Groupon emails by sender and domain, so you can unsubscribe from promotional messages in bulk while keeping important account emails untouched.

How to unsubscribe from Groupon emails in Clean Email

1. Log into the app and connect your inbox.
2. Select the Unsubscriber feature.
3. Type “groupon” in the search bar and and select the newsletters.
4. Click Unsubscribe and you’re done!

How to block emails from a specific domain in Clean Email

You can also move deals to a Read Later folder, auto-archive them, or block the entire domain if you’re completely done with Groupon.

1. Launch the app and sign into your mail account.
2. Open the Inbox or All Mail.
3. Type groupon.com in the search bar.
4. Click Select All and then Block.

That way, you stay in control of what reaches your inbox — and what doesn’t.

How To Stop Emails From Groupon: 3 Other Methods to Try

Many users report receiving multiple emails from Groupon every day. If these messages are becoming a nuisance to you, there are several Groupon emails unsubscribe options to try.

1. Stop Groupon emails on mobile app

Groupon’s mobile app allows you to update your account information. If you want to send messages from this marketplace to another address (maybe one you use just for promotional emails), you can change your preferences on the app.

1. Open the app and log into your account.
2. Scroll down to My Stuff.
3. Choose “My Account” and update your email.

2. How to opt out of Groupon emails in a browser

Similar to the app, you can log into this marketplace via a desktop browser to update your mail address. This option works if you have another email to collect your unwanted Groupon emails. You can also update your email preferences in your Account.

1. Go to groupon.com and log into your account.
2. Go to My Stuff and select Account.
3. Change your mail address.
4. Under My Stuff, go to Preferences.
5. Select Email Preferences from the top menu.
6. Uncheck any boxes that do not apply, then click Save.

3. Unsubscribe from Groupon emails in your email provider

All mail clients, such as Gmail, Yahoo!, and Outlook, offer the option to unsubscribe from unwanted newsletters. You can do this in one of two ways:

1. Log into your mail account.
2. Locate a Groupon email and select it.
3. Use the Report Spam button (or similar option, depending on your email provider).
4. Alternatively, you can open the message and click the Unsubscribe link.