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I guess that it is a selection bias. People hating spam will complain about it, people not hating it will not bother with commenting. And HN may have higher s
by matkoniecz 6y ago
I guess that it is a selection bias.
People hating spam will complain about it, people not hating it will not bother with commenting.
And HN may have higher share of people more affected by spam (surveys send to emails scrapped from github and so on) and more likely to be able to find needed services - what makes beneficial cold calling even more rare.
And I guess that my reaction is unusual. I moved to another phone service after previous one cold called me offering a loan on bank service operating under their brand - and that was a sole reason.