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Your definition of FREE is way off. Having worked for online marketing companies for years, I can tell you that exchanging your email address for something is
by sdh 16y ago
Your definition of FREE is way off. Having worked for online marketing companies for years, I can tell you that exchanging your email address for something is far from free. You are essentially signup up for a never ending deluge of spam.
Of course, not everyone who asks for your email address is going to sell it to spammers, but enough are that it merits caution.
- roel_v 16y agoFine if you want to play semantic games, let's say it's not free because they require your email address. How does that make it OK to provide a fake one? The deal is: you get the ebook in return for your email address. Either you take it or leave it, you don't take what is offered and then return nothing. The level of denial and cognitive dissonance in your answer is mind boggling, how can you justify what is plainly breaking your end of the deal on an offer that is already very reasonable?