Yeah. Although personally, I think that it's still not as bad as the "James from FoobarSaaS" for the technical products (you know, CI, etc).
It was new and cool a few years ago, and maybe non-technical users find it more trustworthy, personal touch, whatever. But when you get this crap daily, it's just a bit silly. There's nothing personal about spam and I don't even know if the "James from FoobarSaaS" person actually exists (probably not).
Please, at least write something that isn't from the same template as every other unsolicited email I get about <random> online service.