I'm pretty sure you'd get much more resentment than cheer from the recipients of your e-mails.

I bet that many who send it now (how they learned I need 'enlargement' is beyond me, and they must be pretty smart) feel that they're doing legitimate business and possibly a service too.

I'd look for some other way. E-mail depends on 1 "catch" per xxx thousands and I think you need better than that.


>I could use a little feedback on what others think about receiving un-solicited email. I should start out by saying I am probably the first one on the block to hate working through junk email several times a day.
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>However.... if you have a software product that is geared toward a particular industry group, is it really that 'offensive' to send a couple of people within the company a MAX of one email offering your product and services? In other words, if you don't: 1) call them or 2) send them a snail mail or 3) visit them in person or 4) send an email, they will never know about the product and services.
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>I'm personally not offended by getting an occasional email offer such as this - its just all the 100's of offers to work at home, etc., etc., etc., that drive me nuts.
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>I am asking here - as I don't want to offend the company(s) so much that I might lose their business in the future.
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>Thanks for any general thoughts, comments, etc.
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>Mel Cummings