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Another Asian ‘Sledgehammer’ of a Spam Fine
Under a proposed anti spam law in Vietnam, violators would face a maximum fine of 20 million Dong, according to online publication VietnamNet Bridge.
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Pump-and-Dump Spam Works, Sort Of
Those spam e-mails touting penny stocks can be profitable for spammers, according to a recent study.
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Email
Your E-mail Drives More Responses than You Know
Al Gadbut believes you probably have no idea the volume of sales your outbound e-mail drives.
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Your E-mail Drives More Responses than you Think
Al Gadbut believes you probably have no idea the volume of sales your outbound e-mail drives.
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Email
Monday’s Best! No Wait! Tuesday’s Best!
Here’s the big lesson we took away from last week’s eROI study saying recipients of business-to-business e-mail say they prefer to get it on Mondays and Tuesdays: If you’re spending more than the tiniest fraction of your time trying to figure out the best day—or god help us, hour—to send e-mail, you’re focused on the wrong thing.
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China’s First Spam Fine a Statement in Silliness
China levied its first fine against a spammer since it announced a crackdown in March, according to a report in Shanghai Daily. The fine: $627.
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Email
B-to-B Recipients Want E-mail on Mondays, Tuesdays: eROI
The overwhelming majority of recipients of business-to-business e-mail prefer to get it on Mondays and Tuesdays, according to a study released this week by e-mail service provider eROI.
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Michigan AG’s E-mail Prosecutions May Backfire
E-mail marketers have been waiting for Michigan
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Don’t Toss Those AOL Addresses Yet: Goodmail
Ever since AOL announced last January it was implementing Goodmail
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Poof! Smear Blogger Disappears
One day the blogger aiming to smear Al DiGuido, the president of e-mail services provider Epsilon Interactive, is crowing about how his circle of contributors is growing. The next day, he’s gone.
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