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Subject: RE: UKNM: Re: marketing spam
From: James Tarin
Date: Wed, 1 Apr 1998 10:06:04 +0100

>Tim Jackson in his FT column a week or two back was not the first to point
>out that the economics of spam are different from dm generally. Because the
>incremental cost of delivering additional messages is close to zero, there
>is no significant disincentive to spamming.

What about the costs associated with damage to brand equity? This could
easily be a consequence of spam as opposed to useful mail, and in my
eyes a significant disincentive to spamming.

Just because the direct response numbers add up does not mean that the
overall economics are viable.

jim
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