Also agreeing with the follow up emails. Good god, please don't do this. The personal crap is icky. But the worst thing is the "if they haven't used it, send th

Also agreeing with the follow up emails. Good god, please don't do this. The personal crap is icky. But the worst thing is the "if they haven't used it, send them an email asking if they have had a chance to try it" part. Screw that. If I haven't flagged you as spam already, I will now. You're either incompetent because you actually don't know if I've logged in or not, or you are intentionally misrepresenting what you know. Either way, you've lost me. As far as the "it works--percentages" stuff, I hate to break it to you, man, but I think you've got a serious case of correlation/causation confusion. There are a couple of questions you need to ask yourself when you send an email: 1. Is your business spam? 2. Are you literally engaging in fraud? If the answer to both of those is no, email is probably not the droid you are looking for. There are some exceptions, but not many--and fewer by the day as people figure this out.