>> It's worth asking why they can't get customers the traditional way, and why they have bandwidth internally to go to this amount of effort Those seem like rh

>> It's worth asking why they can't get customers the traditional way, and why they have bandwidth internally to go to this amount of effort Those seem like rhetorical questions designed to call them on the B.S. My new philosophy is not to ask those kind of questions, but instead (optionally) say why it's dumb, and (definitely) just don't bother with them. When you ask those questions it lends legitimacy to what they're doing by offering thr chance to justify it. By shooting it down directly they would first have to address the dumb part.