How to unsubscribe from Wish emails

The fastest way to unsubscribe from Wish emails is inside your account: sign in at wish.com, hover over your profile name, click Settings → Notifications, and untick every box in the Email column. That one screen controls all of Wish's promotional categories at once, which matters because Wish is one of the pushier senders in online retail - flash deals, price-drop alerts, cart reminders, and "we miss you" offers can stack up to several emails a day, and plenty of people still get them from an account they last opened years ago. Here is every route, including texts and app push.

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Method 1: notification settings on wish.com

1. Log in at wish.com - if you forgot the password, reset it with the email address the promos arrive at.
2. Hover over your profile name in the top-right corner and click Settings.
3. Click Notifications.
4. Untick every checkbox in the Email column: deals, price drops, reminders, recommendations.
5. While you are there, tick Block all SMS notifications if Wish texts you too.

Only order confirmation emails survive this screen, which is the correct outcome. If your Wish account dates from the app's viral years and you cannot recover the login, skip straight to the footer-link method below instead.

Method 2: the Wish app

1. Open the app menu from the icon in the bottom-right corner.
2. Tap the gear icon in the top-right, then Notification Settings.
3. Untick the categories you no longer want. Push and email are separate columns, so clear both if you want silence everywhere.

Method 3: the in-email unsubscribe link

Every Wish promo has an unsubscribe link in the footer. The catch, and the reason Wish has a reputation for opt-outs that do not stick, is that the link tends to remove you from the specific category that sent that email while the other categories keep firing. It works, but the Settings screen is the only place you can see and clear the whole grid at once, so treat the footer link as the backup.

The other bargain marketplaces

Wish's inbox playbook was inherited and amplified by its rivals. Temu now out-mails everyone in the category, and AliExpress runs the same coupon-countdown pressure from multiple sender addresses. If you are clearing out one discount marketplace, you will probably find the others right behind it - our guide to stopping shopping emails covers the whole category in one sweep.

Verify the emails actually stopped

Wish is exactly the kind of sender you should double-check. Users have complained for years about Wish promos resuming weeks after an opt-out, usually via a category that was never unticked. ClearMyInbox re-checks the sender about 30 days after your unsubscribe and tells you whether Wish went quiet or crept back. If it creeps back, block the promo sender in Gmail or add a filter that deletes it on arrival - your order emails come from a different stream and keep working.

What stays on: transactional email

Order confirmations, shipping and tracking updates, delivery confirmations, and refund notices are transactional. Wish keeps sending them after you clear every marketing checkbox, and with Wish's multi-week international shipping, the tracking updates are the one stream worth keeping alive.