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

[ezineseditor@xxxxxxx]

<< Tombo, you and the other fine people here are undoubtedly ethical
 publishers. But that doesn't mean there aren't others out there using a
 spurious email publication as a means of harvesting addresses. >>

In response:
We don't publish our readers' email addresses so there is no way
anyone will harvest addresses from our publications. 

The concern was that people are using free accounts to receive ezines because
they are afraid of being spammed by people harvesting their addresses from
the publications. But in turn, they are being denied the very ezine they 
subscribe
to because Yahoo, Excite and Hotmail bounce the ezines back considering
them to be spam.

We use free email addresses also to receive ezines, but we use addresses
that don't treat every mass mailing like spam. Yahoo, Excite and Hotmail
do that. And they do it daily. I have the bounce backs to prove it.

Tombo
http://www.TheDiscountPrinter.com


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