Marketing Profs 'Get To The Point'
Want Spam With That Spam?
A few years ago, Neil Schwartzman downloaded—but never used—the trial version of an anti-spam software program. "It turned out it was Windows-only," he explains at his blog, "so I never installed it, as I use a Mac. Have done since 1986."
Following the download, he received the customary follow-up—one email to welcome him, and two engaging him as a potential customer. "The subscription for the free software ran out, I opted out of their emails, and thought 'that is that,'" he continues.
But for Schwartzman it was only the beginning. A few months later he received—once again—the original welcome message, as well as a repeat of the first follow-up message asking if everything is okay. Actually, he replied, the answer is no.
[see the solution to this ongoing problem HERE ~ ns]
1 comment:
The Google ad I see just below this post is for SPAMfighter! lol
Good post. Thanks for the warning.
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