3 ms·
If I were mailgun, I'd be okay losing Evan as a customer.
by dioxide 5y ago
If I were mailgun, I'd be okay losing Evan as a customer.
- annoyingnoob 5y agoI would try to see this from Evan's perspective. Its easy to find next to useless Sales people, its harder to find a good customer. Evan is a busy guy and said please don't waste my time with a Sales call this is only for your own benefit and then got something else. And I don't want you Sales people poking around in my SaaS setup or in my data.
- stickfigure 5y ago> Evan is a busy guy and said please don't waste my time Busy people don't spend hours starting internet fights. They delete spam and move on with their day.
- annoyingnoob 5y agoThey do for vendors that draw their ire, maybe not for your average sales email.
- boomer918 5y agoAgreed, this is silly.
- cyral 5y agoIn the comments he posts another interaction with a sales-person. Read his second reply... I'd be happy losing him too. (As a business owner I understand how we get spam like this all the time, and I almost always ignore it if it is clearly not targeted. If someone goes out of their way to list some real reasons why they like my company though, I would try to be a little nicer)