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This already happens! I've even received a (slightly) researched, personalised Powerpoint presentation from a company out of the blue. I didn't buy, but intere
by rlpb 16y ago
This already happens!
I've even received a (slightly) researched, personalised Powerpoint presentation from a company out of the blue. I didn't buy, but interestingly I also didn't mind. Perhaps this is because I felt that it may have taken longer to create then it did for me to discard it.
My biggest objection to a whitelist-only system is that although emails out of the blue are very rare, they are also far more valuable than regular emails that I receive. Given my reaction above, I'd prefer a proof-of-work requirement over a blanket block. This still presents an undesirable requirement on the sender, but it would be better than a block.
- c1sc0 16y agoI get these from time to time on my professional email address. It's a soft form of a cold call & often contains information pertinent to what you are actually doing. Somehow it creeps me out that somewhere, someone is paid to produce these ppts. en masse. This is a job that deserves to be outsourced, yet most of the time they seem to be produced by cog21@majorcorp.com