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Has anyone got SPAMMED with "How to run a great one-man Internet dept." by the Digital Dealer people?
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SPAMMERS: How to run a great one-man Internet dept.
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That's funny..I just got something from DD on this come across my phone. I usually just delete and move on. But now you have me thinking about it...
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Every day NEW waves of THE SAME JUNK MAIL from DD.
Note to Self:
To do it right, with each new day, there needs to be new content, not the same ol' sh*t.
Note to Self:
To do it right, with each new day, there needs to be new content, not the same ol' sh*t.
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Digital Dealer Conference spam is nuts as usual. I'm thinking about boycotting that one just because of the spam. You'd think a conference about best practices on the Internet would know not to do this crap.
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Are you guys getting the email to same address or same email to different forwarding addresses? I got them all to different addresses...
✨ AI Highlights
- Multiple DealerRefresh members report receiving repetitive spam emails from Digital Dealer promoting their "How to run a great one-man Internet dept." webinar, with some users receiving dozens of messages over consecutive days.
- The irony is highlighted that a conference promoting internet best practices is employing aggressive, redundant email marketing tactics that annoys rather than engages their audience.
- Users express frustration with the volume and lack of fresh content in each message, with at least one considering boycotting the conference entirely due to the spam campaign.
Multiple DealerRefresh members report receiving repetitive spam emails from Digital Dealer promoting their "How to run a great one-man Internet dept." webinar, with some users receiving dozens of messages over consecutive days. The irony is highlighted that a conference promoting internet best practices is employing aggressive, redundant email marketing tactics that annoys rather than engages their audience. Users express frustration with the volume and lack of fresh content in each message, with at least one considering boycotting the conference entirely due to the spam campaign.
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