Re: EHelp's Deceptive Email Practice

[Sean Brierley <seanb_us -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

I think aggressive marketing (from any company) often
walks a fine line between getting huge volumes of
sales and p . . . ticking off potential and current
customers. Honestly, in large part, it was eHelp's
(then Blue Sky's) marketing practices that helped push
me away.

I recommend complaining if it bothers you, or not, but
don't be surprised or too offended; it's not personal,
it's global.

Cheers,

Sean

--- jenny_berger -at- fairfieldresidential -dot- com wrote:
> 
> Since you asked, yes. Instead of charging them with
> a spammer's crime, you 
> could have said that they may want to rethink their
> addressing, since it 
> resembles a spammer trick and therefore may be
> filtered out without being 
> read. Big difference between saying "You're
> dishonest" and "Your email 
> looks like it was sent in a way used by dishonest
> spammers."

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