Re: [epub] ON - Line eZines vs. Email versions

[DiscountPrinting@xxxxxxx]

I had to agree with John. We receive bounce backs from all the free email
accounts like Yahoo and Hotmail. People who subscribe under these
accounts aren't serious about receiving ezines. They subscribe on a whim.

We delete them on the first bounce. We don't have time for their selfish 
games.

Unless you have your email address listed in ezines for some reason or
other, there is no way you are going to receive spam. The whole purpose
of the ezine is to have an opt-in way for the publisher to send you the 
ezine which is the only purpose of the publisher. Publishers of ezines are
not trying to harvest email addresses. They actually have a product to
publish.

If you don't think Yahoo and Hotmail have an ulterior motive for free email
accounts, well then keep using them.

Tombo
http://www.XpectMore.com


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